All have sinned. God doesn't like sin. He would kill us all immediately if He didn't love us enough to spare us. He is waiting. He wants you to believe. He mourns for your soul.
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Let me get this straight, god's "love" (of worship) is the only thing keeping it from brutally murdering everyone? Yeah, it's a complete and utter psycho.
Seriously, I don't need to love a creature, even a bug, to prevent myself from killing it. Hell, even if I hate something I don't go out of my way to kill it. So does that say more about me or your god?
All have sinned. God doesn't like sin
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You'd better start voting/supporting the Democrats in 2020 then, Dumbae.
For if your 'God' loves sin, the fact your entire 'argument' has been killed immediately is the least of your problems.
If it makes God feel so bad that we're all such evil sinners, then why did he create us to be this way in the first place, with the foreknowledge that we would be this way? Makes absolutely no sense for him to be all-knowing but still be sad that we would disobey him. And it makes him a total monster to create us knowing that we would disobey him and then punish us in horrible ways for it.
If all have sinned, hasn't God sinned too? Or is he not included in "All"?
If God doesn't like sin, he shouldn't have created us as sinful creatures (or refrained from making stupid, petty, insignificant things into sins). He has only himself to blame, and ought to kill himself immediately, if sinning is so bad.
He is supposedly omnipotent, and can make me believe if he wants to.
Or, ya know, he doesn't exist at all...
So god would kill us for being misbehaving brats but, as christian theology goes, he holds back because jeebus paid the price?
Why didn't he kill everyone a century or two before jeebus came along? Surely we were assholes back then, too. Why did he wait until 33 AD to become real angry at us for our assholery?
Is it just me, or is this (OP) more or less literally the description of an abusive relationship?
Regards & all,
Thomas L. Nielsen
Okay, I have to thank her for one thing. Her name kept reminding me of Danae in Eddings's Elenium/Tamuli books, so I just got a hankering to go look it up. For one thing, to make sure I was remembering the character correctly.
So, finding the David Eddings Wiki on fandom.com led me to see a painting I'd never seen before, of the Goddess Aphrael in her Flute form hold Bhelliom, and not only is she cute, but the painter is awesome!
Aphrael
Just for those who want to check it out.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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