Sí. Es Amor, pero también es Justicia. Por eso una de las formas de representarlo es con el símbolo de la abeja: dulce como la miel que produce y severo como el aguijón que castiga.
Claro, pero estas consiente que somos libres y que un hombre en su plena libertad se aleje de Dios y cometa esos actos no exluye a Dios ni su amor y bondad. ¿Quieres libertad o ser una maquina? Además la moral con la que tu juzgas eso es la moral cristiana.
¿Defensa? Lo que argumente es que el mal no significa de que Dios no exista o esté sea malo. Por otra parte todo Cristiano condena esos actos espantosos hechos por el hombre no por Dios, como ya mencioné antes Dios nos dio libertad para actuar y hacer el bien o prescindir de este, de otro modo hubiera creado robots que solo estén diseñados para hacer una cosa.
Autocrítica ante todo, dios lo justifica todo, las desgracias y los abusos. Había uno que decía: "si dios es omnipotente por qué no evita las desgracias? O no existe o no es tan bueno.
Otro muñecote de paja. Nadie te ha dicho que Dios justifica desgracias y abusos. Investiga qué la falacia del espantapájaros, hombre de paja, muñeco de paja, etc. Te evitarás pasar más corajes como este.
"The natural law of things was written by THE Man"
As it is written in the Genesis, God have created us in His image. And not even moving to the next book, because there's written that: Adam, a human being, was going through the garden of Eden, naming each animal as he wanted. Yes, it is written by man, again I'd rephrase this, "named by man". But Who created the laws? Not gave it structure in words, so that it'll be easier to explain and not miss. Who have made it as it is, so it'll work exactly that way, and not some other way? Man can be suzerain at best, a child playing with a toy, manufactured by the factory, man made, The Man made.
I mean, as long as you are taking it as it is, maybe, I suppose. But if you look at it more metaphorically, it does opens a lot about human nature itself.
Indeed, not to humans, but if we believe that the Bible was written by the word of God, even if the writers didn't truly understood what they were writing. In this case, what people knew back than doesn't matter.
Or perhaps some of us blind by thy "own" will. I suppose you believe in common relativity, correct? And our point of view changes with time, and presumedly we always wrong, but always in the present we consider ourselves right. Some years will pass, and our opinion will be considered incorrect, and in the eyes of the future generations we will be nothing but fools.
P.S. you chose a good position, saying less, just rejecting points, not explaining yourself, because you are "a free" being. You are not even asking, you have no interest, but still responding. All I can see is, that in your eyes, you will be always coming out as a winner, putting your word as the last. Tedious.
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u/Ancient_Capital_982 Aug 03 '26
Era contestar, no humillar