If a car maker designs & makes a model of cars, & that model does not perform as it was intended to..?

You are TESTING our intelligence again, aren't you?

Is that the fault of the cars or of the car maker? the car maker

Now answer this again, but this time the maker is God & the faulty cars are we Humans. Did you answer the same way twice?

no cars are machines made to operate a certain way

human beings are not mindless machines were thinking individuals you have a will we use to live by

we can make choices on how we want to live, cars can not do that

Probably the fault lies with the maker. As far as I know God only made two humans and while I admit he "screwed up" both of them up pretty bad, I would have done the same thing just for my own entertainment.

I don't believe God made you (I blame your parents for that) nor do I believe you can blame him for how badly "screwed up" you are. Listen you old Aussie, I really worry about what you are going to turn out to be in the next few centuries. I know what I am talking about too. After all, who else knows you got several hundred points in "Best Answers" in the last 24 hours.

My first auto used to be a woodland green 1966 slant six Barracuda. I purchased it for $50, and drove it for a couple of years. We used to fill the oil about each time we filled the fuel. I do not forget singing together with Bonnie Rait, "Nothin' but a coronary heart affliction," with all of the windows down and the radio going as loud as I might crank it. Eventually, we offered it for $50. I was sad once I heard the couple who purchased it let the engine grasp.

Cars don't have free will to choose what they do, humans do. THAT is the difference.

If God had made us like a machine (i.e. car) then there would be no sin, but God would not have the love He wants either.

Your argument fails.

Is your car maker perfect and omnipotent?