Yet, you believe God is killing babies in utero. Confused much.
He’s letting them die…explain why please.
Or explain how you continue to worship a God who does.
No, He isn't. You don't believe in God. Therefore, God isn't letting anyone die.
Again…for the 2nd time…I’m taking those that believe in God to task for their vivid hypocrisy
How can Christians be hypocritical when you don't believe in God?
One has nothing to do with the other. If you’re going to state that God is in control of all things….and then ignore that he’s letting babies die in utero….you’re a hypocrite if you’re also going to chastise women for terminating a pregnancy.
Both the woman and God would arguably be able to let the pregnancy come to term. Yet you give God a pass when he lets the baby die and want to imprison the woman for terminating the pregnancy.
Actually, you're the hypocrite for blaming a God you don't believe in for killing babies when YOU support killing babies. You're mentally ill in my opinion.
I can’t blame something I do not believe exists. Why you can’t understand that simple concept…is beyond me.
This is a very good line of argument
candycorn
and I can see why both of you miss what the other is trying to say
BS Filter
1. No,
BS Filter it is NOT necessary for
candycorn to "believe in God"
in order to question or criticize someone who DOES believe in God to "seemingly appear to contradict God being in supreme control"
I agree with
candycorn on that point and it does NOT require her to believe as you do to point out a SEEMING contradiction
2. However there is no contradiction there anyway
Just because God "allows rape, murder and war to happen"
doesn't mean we shouldn't find fault with the people responsible for violence!
God allows babies to be born of rape, and that doesn't mean the rape is okay!
It's still against the law and should be prosecuted.
3.
candycorn I DO applaud your argument asking why are people okay with God allowing
a baby to die in the womb by miscarriage but when it comes to abortion, then the woman is blamed.
Abortion that is not natural but by man-made inducement
indicates some abusive choice in having sex WITHOUT wanting responsibility for consequences.
So that's where the blame comes in, because abortion would not be necessary
if people accepted responsibility in advance and decided NOT to have sex if they don't want pregnancy or other consequences.
However, instead of "blaming the woman" what if we held the men responsible for
having sex in the first place if pregnancy or children were not wanted.
I'd say it's natural for people to blame SOMEBODY since abortion could be prevented;
but I'd extend the question to why not blame men equally, if not more in cases
where men coerced, abused or raped women who did not choose either pregnancy or abortion.
What if it is more the MAN's responsibility for why this occurred, why blame only the woman?