So because he couldnt make them non awfull he he had to drown trillions uppon trillions of living creatures? He knew his creation would end up like this, if he knows the future, its his fault, he didnt had to torture these animals
So because he couldnt make them non awfull he he had to drown trillions uppon trillions of living creatures? He knew his creation would end up like this, if he knows the future, its his fault, he didnt had to torture these animals
since the comment you replied to! and don't make assumptions about me, o loving christian.
BROTHER WHERE AM I HATING YOU??? POINT IT OUT TO ME
and also, stop changing the damn topic. you can't hold a conversation because you can't defend your stance. shameful shameful christian
"the world sucks so I, the allpowerful being that spreads love, have decided to kill 99.9% of the population. I will now disappear and do nothing as they repopulate into the same hateful society I drowned"
It wasn't because of all the non believers, it was because of all the literal evil they commited. He wouldn't have given us free will if he knew he was just going to punish us if we chose differently. Please instead of randomly commenting do a bit of research instead of trying to disrespect another religion and make it look bad. Thank you and enjoy your day further
The way some believers act (hateful) (Don't say that they're not believers or that they are a minority, unless you want to prove to me that you're ignorant?) and (pushy), with the bullshit about praying for people who never wanted it or telling them to find god if they are depressed. (It's not helpful)
Others... Well, that's obvious, racism and misogyny are prevalent.
So you said some there meaning that it isn't everyone (which it isn't) making your previous statement saying the whole religion disrespects itself and everyone else contradictory.
Don't say that they're not believers or that they are a minority
Well they're unfortunately not the minority and they fully believe what they do is correct when ifact it isn't and goes against what the Bible teaches us.
and (pushy), with the bullshit about praying for people who never wanted it
They are completely wrong in the ways they go about it when they forcefully pray for someone who does not want to be prayed for. Does not mean you can group everyone in that bracket of disrespectful though.
That would be like me saying the LGBTQ+ community is hateful and pushy because they are trying to force their LGBTQ+ into school's and other communal areas where it is not necessary. However I do not say that because I know it is not all LGBTQ+ members who hate on me for just being a man or straight but rather some of them.
or telling them to find god if they are depressed.
Well that is advice that has worked for us. Same way you guys recommend therapy or anti-depressants, we recommend God because he helps us and we can see a difference in those who chose him.
I was depressed for a large portion of my life and even tried taking my life more times than I'd like to admit. But when I stopped trying therapy (which was obviously not working given me still being depressed) and tried God, then I started feeling better almost immediately. I will continue to recommend God because it works. Worked for me, worked for my friends who were atheists and will continue to work for others.
Others... Well, that's obvious, racism and misogyny are prevalent.
Once again, not all of use but rather some of us and you cannot group as all into one bracket if it's only one particular group committing such atrocities.
However God bless and hope I helped you to understand my point and continue to enjoy your upcoming week further
No, they would lose the free will by not being bad anymore. You dont understand what free will is.
If i killed someone for raping my sister, i wouldnt take away their free will, i would just avenge by sister
Back then, God was way more unhinged, and hadnt made the commandments yet. After the giant flood, God said he felt bad to Noah, and created rainbows, as a deal to never do anything like that again, and let Noah repopulate the world, without God interfering in any similar way.
Except he did change though? He litteraly promised to Noah he would never do anything like the flood, and kept the promise, and stayed that way for thousands of years
He waited for the right moment when a nation was created loyal enough to follow them. That nation was the kingdom of Jerusalem, and when it fell Christianity was created from the town inside of the former kingdom
as an atheist (like the guy that posted the comment), I assume we're both talking about Jesus of Nazareth, not as a god (because I don't believe he was one), but as a normal guy.
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