I'm not just talking about crimes, I'm also talking about accidents where the free will argument shouldn't apply but is apparently used anyway.Could Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?If Superman were God he could, but he's not.
Do you have any idea at all what you would think if your free will were to be taken away? You want your cake and you want to be able to eat it too. "Let me have my own way, God, unless I make a mistake. Then you come and take care of it for me." It just doesn't work that way. There is no 'apparently" about it. That's how it is.Could Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?
well both are made up characters..so it doesnt matterCould Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?duhh, god doesnt exist, so superman can do whatever he likes
Yes but superman is super so it is his duty to save people!!Could Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?free will has noting to do with a made of superman
free will has to do with men choosing to do some thing
helping or not helping , choosing God or rejecting him.Could Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?
Superman is more believable than the Christian version of god, but it is clear that if such a thing did in fact exist it would have been basically finished after it threw it's children out of their home.
sureCould Superman use God's "free will" excuse to never save anyone or does this only work for God?
No, he can't always use that excuse, although he sometimes does. The key difference is that while Superman wants to help people, he didn't create their misery, their happiness or humans themselves.
Both are fictitious characters, so, yes, he can.
Superman was not sinless.
We got ourselves into this mess and you blame God.
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