If God really exists, why are there wheelchairs?

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Of course, one thing that hasn't been considered here is that God (not only humans) would also have free will. God does whatever God wants, in spite of what people would want God to do. That is what separates the concept of God from say...magic, which is under human control. Or mage control.

Assuming that God does exist and has free will, it's pretty obvious that magic is not under human control. You see, God obviously did not give humans the power to violate physical law.

Of course...I said magic as a concept, or the idea of magic.

have you not undermined your own point here, talking about concepts, then? since if, like magic, god cannot be empirically proven to exist, then it in itself is merely a concept, regardless the amount of faith that some hold in it?

indeed it follows, then, that my point is supported by the fact of wide variance in what this concept of god actually is between the numerous groups and individuals that have faith in it. if god were a fact, there would be far more concordance among it's followers as to what it actually is.

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it is not possible that things could last forever because of radioactive decay. radioactive decay results in a completely amorphous sea of particles with no particular job to do.
one may think that things decay to stable elements like lead, but the enormity of time dictates that even lead will be dismantled eventually into isolated sub atomic particles, that themselves will cease vibrating when they radiate their heat to the infinitude of space. zero degrees kelvin will be the temperature of the universe after distribution of infinite energy into an infinite volume, and infinity divided by infinity=0 i believe. not 1, but 0.

i have no theistic ideal that i am proposing, i am instead making casual comments from a spectators perspective.

it is unfathomable to my mind (and i would venture "any mind") to conceive of an eternity of reality that never began.

if it did not begin, then it should not exist.
reality is above the capacity of my registers.

i have no idea. "god" to me means an intelligence that i can scarcely fathom that has fashioned the universe as we see it.

if some entity created "god", then that entity itself would be "God", and it's creation would not be "God". who created your idea of god? i guess "God" did.

it is a very complex situation, and i spend not much time trying to work it out because my transistors have limited ability for situational transference.

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