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Blah blah blah....everyone seems to know what gods want, when it's convenient.......there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
If you accept the gift of salvation, you go to heaven. During your life, you allow God to use you as He will...as Christ did.So what happens when we seek out this god?...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Everything happens for a reason. Children die and go to heaven so the adults they leave behind have an opportunity to seize salvation. Fires and floods happen to remind people that there is a God, and to seek Him out. Good people die to show us that we do not know the time or the manner of our death...nor do we know the time or the manner of Christ's return.
There is no ‘god’ as perceived by theists, and consequently no ‘plan.’...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
And the book of Job is a myth written by men.
Any igonrant iron age freak trying to tell people what to do. What did you expect them to write about? Quantum physics?. After all, what man would write, "Thou shalt not commit adultery/fornication or Thou shalt not get drunk?
...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
What if I don't accept salvation, where do I go?If you accept the gift of salvation, you go to heaven. During your life, you allow God to use you as He will...as Christ did.So what happens when we seek out this god?...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Everything happens for a reason. Children die and go to heaven so the adults they leave behind have an opportunity to seize salvation. Fires and floods happen to remind people that there is a God, and to seek Him out. Good people die to show us that we do not know the time or the manner of our death...nor do we know the time or the manner of Christ's return.
...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
We lost the right to live in the world God had in mind for us.
A better, more logical reason would be that there is no goD, nobody at the controls....there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Well, of course. But these faithy types aren't actually employing logic. They are starting from something they insist is true, and then engaging in a "backward think" to snap fit it to real world events.A better, more logical reason would be that there is no goD, nobody at the controls.
It is possible that they don’t understand what they believe or can’t explain it well enough for you to understand what they are saying. But I do.Well, of course. But these faithy types aren't actually employing logic. They are starting from something they insist is true, and then engaging in a "backward think" to snap fit it to real world events.A better, more logical reason would be that there is no goD, nobody at the controls.
That's how we get treated to ridiculous, self contradictory philosophies, like, "We know what God wants of us and what his plan is for us!", closely followed by, "Nobody can understand god's plan!"
Kinda like the AGW thing.Well, of course. But these faithy types aren't actually employing logic. They are starting from something they insist is true, and then engaging in a "backward think" to snap fit it to real world events.A better, more logical reason would be that there is no goD, nobody at the controls.
That's how we get treated to ridiculous, self contradictory philosophies, like, "We know what God wants of us and what his plan is for us!", closely followed by, "Nobody can understand god's plan!"
I do not see the chaotic nature of this world as helping people reach the conclusion that there is a loving God who wishes us well. It seems that quite the opposite is true. Were it not for Christ's words in the Gospels, I would not believe God loves us.
God doesn't do evil. He gives us choices and we are judged. Everything will work out according to His plan DESPITE evil Man....there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Quote the verse if you think it existsIt’s because Adam ate an apple.
...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Satan raised issues against Gods universal sovereignty in Eden with the rebellion. He was telling Eve basically--If we knew both sides( good and bad) we could choose for ourselves, our path to happiness and not have to listen to Gods advice on those matters. Mortals chose this by rebelling in Eden. Gods kingdom will cure it all.
Todays world-2Timothy 3--
when the OT teaches--an eye for an eye--God was assuring all--JUSTICE will prevail. They will not go unpunished.
It is not a contradiction to know what God's plan is but not understanding it. And the backward thinking of the faiths types is no different from the backward thinking of the atheist types all the way to the axioms of mathematics.Well, of course. But these faithy types aren't actually employing logic. They are starting from something they insist is true, and then engaging in a "backward think" to snap fit it to real world events.A better, more logical reason would be that there is no goD, nobody at the controls.
That's how we get treated to ridiculous, self contradictory philosophies, like, "We know what God wants of us and what his plan is for us!", closely followed by, "Nobody can understand god's plan!"
...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
If you reject salvation you have chosen hell.What if I don't accept salvation, where do I go?If you accept the gift of salvation, you go to heaven. During your life, you allow God to use you as He will...as Christ did.So what happens when we seek out this god?...there is no point in trying to make sense of it.
Children die of leukemia.
Good men go bankrupt while corrupt men get rich.
Innocent girls get raped and their rapists go unpunished.
Fires and floods kill people and devastate communities.
There is no plan, at least, no plan that makes sense to us human beings.
In the Book of Job, we are told not even to question what God does, because we cannot understand it.
Everything happens for a reason. Children die and go to heaven so the adults they leave behind have an opportunity to seize salvation. Fires and floods happen to remind people that there is a God, and to seek Him out. Good people die to show us that we do not know the time or the manner of our death...nor do we know the time or the manner of Christ's return.