- Why is it problematic to assume God exists? Give some examples.
- Why is it problematic to assume God gives us commands? Give some examples.
- Why is it problematic to assume we understand God's commands? Give some examples.
- Below is the Argument from the Bible as the Word of God.
• 1) The Bible says God exists
• 2) If the Bible says God exists, then God exists
• 3) Therefore, God exists.
Even if you agree with this argument, demonstrate how someone might object to premise 2 in a reasonable and philosophical way.
According to Mr. Raby, what might be the role of Faith and why should we place it aside for Philosophical discussions?
According to some versions of the 10 Commandments, the 6th Commandment is "Thou Shalt Not Kill." According to others, it is "Thou shalt not murder." How does this change from "kill" to "murder" change how we ought to follow God's command?
Why is it impossible to be a Biblical literalist, according to Mr. Raby?