fiveleaves - // So when do want God to intervene?
To stop a child being murdered or perhaps killed on a level crossing.
Sounds very reasonable
What about God intervening to stop someone nicking your mobile phone?
Sounds quite reasonable.
What about God intervening to stop it raining when your washing is on the line, or when you are about to step barefoot onto a lego brick.
Maybe God is starting to get a bit interfering now.
Taken to a logical conclusion God could intervene every time you were about to die. What do you think of that?
That's my point.
Very strong believer in free will //
Unsurprisingly, since your argument is unwinnable, you again fail to make the case for 'free will'.
If God has the choice to intervene, and is as powerful as you claim him to be, then he can assess the difference between stopping it raining on my washing, and allowing one his insect creations to carry on going about its entire purpose in life, which is to eat the eyes out of the heads of children.
Now I can make the distinction about which actually merits intervention, and which does not, so if I can do it, why can't God?