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I did not write that. I did not say it was a logical fallacy. It isn't. All I said is that it would make no sense to love God for being good if He could not be good, as you said.

no, you didnt write that-i did!

you wrote:
"those who worship God do so because they believe that God is good, and if you think that God is "beyond good or evil" then those people are deluded."

which i am saying as an if...then statement, it must be a Logical Fallacy, or at least a mistake.

Well thinking that something is so when it is not so is certainly a mistake. And those people think that God is good. And, if you are right, they are mistaken.
All fallacies are mistakes, but not all mistakes are fallacies.

they may be mistaken, but i wouldnt say that if i was right they were deluded-see the difference?
besides, maybe i am mistaken...for that matter maybe i am deluded!

All I said is that if you are right, then they are deluded. I did not say anything about who was right. But I do think it would be strange if whenever people said that God was good, they were wrong. And, if God is not good, as you have said, there really is no real difference between Him and a fearsome god like Baal.

oh kenneth, you taught me too well how to play this game! if i listen to you long enough i may develop some sense of logic after all during my last days...

look at your statement! all you said was if i am right but then you say you didnt say anything about who is right!!!

i'm not taking the baal bait either:D

My personal opinion is that you are mistaken. Everyone has a sense of logic, but it needs to be developed like any other skill. As John Locke said, God did not give human beings two legs, but then left it to Aristotle to make them logical.

I guess some of us are Captain Kirk and Some of us are Mr. Spock, I prefer to be a Kirk as well

I guess some of us are Captain Kirk and Some of us are Mr. Spock, I prefer to be a Kirk as well

According to Spock all things illogical are "mistaken" or at least ill chosen.

oh geesh people I was being filppant

According to Spock all things illogical are "mistaken" or at least ill chosen.

well, thanks for your help-i'll keep trying! i would rather be mistaken than illogical...

I don't think a person can be illogical. I think, perhaps, statements can be illogical (and all this would mean is they do not follow). Non-sequiturs are usually illogical, for instance.

You've been logical throughout the conversation. You may very well be mistaken, but hey, anyone could be (especially concerning these God talks!).

You haven't met my sister. Her arguments are something to behold!

I would think free will gives us the option of being illogical......well I'm not sure because then the "logic" behind our choice would be to act illogically