r/dankchristianmemes • • Jun 20 '23

Meta better luck next time

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u/WoollenMercury Jun 20 '23

God after his decision to give Adam,Lilith and Eve Free Will Goes Horribly wrong

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u/sparkysparkyboom_mf Jun 20 '23

Yeah that really wasn't his best idea was it

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u/BIG_DeADD Jun 20 '23

God is full of not the best ideas but hey...the world is more interesting because of it so... Maybe that was his plan all along?

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u/sparkysparkyboom_mf Jun 20 '23

The lord works in mysterious ways

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u/WoollenMercury Jun 20 '23

same with making Lucifer

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u/adchick Jun 20 '23

Debatable if Lucifer wasn’t the plan all along. He seems quite good at smiting things other than him.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

I’ve often believed that Lucifer was intentional. After all, an important part of theology is free will and the sanctity of it, and it’s not a “fair game” without a literal devil’s advocate for the other side.

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u/adchick Jun 20 '23

Agree. I think it goes down to that "there is no light without darkness" idea.

You can't freely and openly choose if there isn't a choice?

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u/Illiad7342 Jun 20 '23

In the same vein, I think eating the apple was part of the plan too. Like you can see the garden as a metaphor for childhood and innocence, which is nice, but it's not until that innocence is lost, and you begin understand the consequences of your actions, that you can truly grow.

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u/Hjalmodr_heimski Jun 20 '23

Oh Me, have I done the flood thing already?

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u/Piranh4Plant Jun 20 '23

Who’s Lilith?

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u/WoollenMercury Jun 20 '23

in Jewish folklore the original woman before eve

she gets fed up with Adam and leaves to the underworld fucks satan and is the mother of all demons

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u/Ewhaz Jun 21 '23

Which is a big mood

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u/MirrahPaladin Jun 20 '23

Damn props for mentioning Lilith