If God Poured A Billion Gallons Of Water Down A Slight Inclined And Walked Away Never To Return?
Reader Question – Then generations upon generations later a river or a canyon formed. Did God play a role in that creation or was it the water? If God didn’t play a role and it was just erosion, does it completely remove God from it’s creation?
Does God have to be there every step of the way, for God an omnipotent God to create something? Can’t God just put it down and let what ever happens happens?
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but where is the billion gallon jug?
The belief that god created everything (whether in its current or previous state) and either left or simply stopped taking part in the goings-on of that place is deism. It’s got as much credibility is theism, although I respect it a little more because it doesn’t suggest that god is doing anything.
Well your question suggests that he did play a role because you said, “God poured”
He could have just made it like that, or he could have just used “a billion gallons of water”!
Yes he could just let whatever happens happen, but he cares much more about us than that… just look around at the beauty of the world
since there is no “God” what’s the question?
actually a bunch of fairies poured all that water down there.
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