Gravity Bear
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Hypothetically doesn't prayer affect god's supposed "free will"
I will pose an example situation that will be the easiest to understand; Suppose a guy likes a girl, he prays to god for this girl to start to like him and to say yes when he asks her out. Both of these things happen and she says yes when he ask's her out. The guy claims that his prayers have been answered.
Now, supposing that god did answer the prayer that means he had to manipulate the girl into liking him which she would otherwise not do, destroying her free will.
If he didn't manipulate her, and she did it on her own, then what the hell is the point of praying in the first place?
Christians: Knock yourself out with those apologetics.
Atheists: I want to hear your thoughts.
I will pose an example situation that will be the easiest to understand; Suppose a guy likes a girl, he prays to god for this girl to start to like him and to say yes when he asks her out. Both of these things happen and she says yes when he ask's her out. The guy claims that his prayers have been answered.
Now, supposing that god did answer the prayer that means he had to manipulate the girl into liking him which she would otherwise not do, destroying her free will.
If he didn't manipulate her, and she did it on her own, then what the hell is the point of praying in the first place?
Christians: Knock yourself out with those apologetics.
Atheists: I want to hear your thoughts.