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but He also will never contradict human logic.


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"My ways are not your ways and My thoughts are not your thoughts".

"Who are you, O man, who answers back to God".

" The Book of Job".

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NR, do you not see the irony of you using those quotes? You infer by your comments that logical analysis is merely "human" when applied to theology. Yet you steadfastly refuse to admit that the reason there are logical contradictions in your protestant might just be because some of the components of that set of beliefs are in error, while those of another denomination are not. So you wrap your own specific brand of christian beliefs in the cloak of "God is greater than human wisdom". Perhaps though you really just don't have a good grounding in logic to understand what it is and is not. All knowledge and science comes from God, and works of God's hands are necessarily good. You might reflect on that and seek a greater education of His creation.