Last week, some guy posted on Facebook about how much he loves God. Out of nowhere, two days later, he died in a car accident. You would think that if God WERE real, He would have saved this guy. To me, this just shows that God isn't real. But of course, believers are gonna run to the "God works in mysterious ways" excuse, aren't they?
+1 yOf course not; we'll use logic and point out that your assessment makes no sense. If God is following the Christian philosophy, then He wouldn't always intervene unquestioningly, because that would create slavish devotion in His worshipers, which isn't the goal. That might fly if He were following the Muslim philosophy, since that IS closer to their stated goal, but unquestioning intervention there would create mercenary followers, who'd only keep worshiping as long as the saving kept up. If God's following the Jewish philosophy, then always intervening would annihilate the human capacity for self-reliance and *human* intervention to improve the lives of others, which runs counter to THEIR goals.
Your reasoning only works if God is incapable of logic; but then, any existing ethical quandary just makes you people think God can't be real, doesn't it?
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+1 yBecause you guys really don't understand what the Bible is trying to say and it's just getting tiring at this point how prejudiced people are because their unwilling to have their minds changed.
That's almost like saying if airbags were real, why didn't they save this guy from a car accident.
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That's not what prejudice is, if so, you are definitely prejudiced and don't want to accept other people's experiences. You think you know it all which is pretty and ignorant.
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@SunnyHeythere we already went through this. Prejudice is a preconceived opinion which doesn't rely on actual experience or reason.
I guess it's fair to say it's a bit of a stretch of the use of the word, but it still communicates that most of these people aren't even familiar enough with the Bible to even be asking the right questions.
I mean to answer this question fully, you would have to basically explain the entire Bible.
I don't think I know it all, I just read a lot and educate myself as much as I can. I've worked alongside priests and rabbis. I've learned about what's known of the origins of the Bible passages and which ones are missing and why. I have spoken to so many experts who were kind enough to explain how scholars argue and contemplate over every word in the texts and the different ways these interpretations play out into our lives and the validity of different ones.
If you can't even talk about the Bible like that, we may as well not even be reading the same book which is why I consider it prejudiced because you never learned enough about it for your opinion on it to be considered anything other than a preconceived notion based on no actual experience (the asker technically knows almost nothing about it) and you can't reason on something you know nothing about.
I know she knows nothing about it based on the way she's asking the question. Therefore it fits fairly snugly as prejudice with the exception that she might have a reason to think what she does that isn't directly related to Bible texts but rather what other people have told her it says. But now that's starting to sound awfully similar to another conversation were having isn't it? - +1 y
You are talking about ignorance, but not prejudice.
There are many different definitions of prejudice, and you seem to choose one you like to fit your narrative depending on how you define it.
It's pathetic and wrong. - +1 y
@SunnyHeythere haha, it's the definition that comes from the Oxford dictionary. As in it is literally what will come up if you Google search it. I didn't try to find MY definition. And the fact is, I would be right no matter what accepted definition of prejudice you use.
It just "seems" that way because you literally never know what you're talking about. I don't know what your life situation is, but maybe you shouldn't be arguing with people on the internet so much. I have NEVER seen you make a valid or well thought out argument.
And by the way, anyone who's prejudice is inherently ignorant.
This is the logic of needing to understand something before you can truly know about it. - +1 y
I agree with your last statement and you are right about the definition. I went wrong there.
At least I accept my mistakes unlike you, who thinks you know it all but you don't, you judge others that disagree with you because you are in a minority. You have a lot of faults.
And I read most of your posts, and I wouldn't talk about logic if I were you, considering you think its OK for sexual predators to have sex with kids if they are women.
You can't get any worse than that. Nothing I can say or do beats that level of stupidity and ignorance.
Absolute degenaracy. - +1 y
@SunnyHeythere first of all, you're putting words in my mouth. Second of all, you're so old. Like didn't Elvis date 16 year Olds when you were in your 20's and nobody saw anything wrong with it? You just have no business even talking like that, regardless of the fact you're wrong.
You follow me around on this website, try to bullshit your way through every conversation you get into with me. It's honestly annoying as hell having a conversation with you, I almost don't know why I keep this up anymore. Every time you try to "outsmart" or "call me out" I make you look like a retard and it's just not the kind of person I'm trying to be anymore.
This is some serious advice. I mean this cross my heart and hope to die with all the best intentions: get a hobby. Play chess, grow things, join a book club. Do anything other than get jealous of other people and judge them and start arguments with them. There's no way a person who goes this far out of their way to put words in someone else's mouth unless they are very unhappy and/or lost in life.
You can call me whatever you want, notice I don't care. Because at the end of this conversation, I got so many other things going on with so many other people who value, appreciate and rely on me. Even when I'm at the lowest points in my life, I never doubt myself. Why don't you work on being more like that rather then complaining about what other people are doing all day when you can't even string more than 5 sentences together?
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I am not putting words into your mouth. I know your views on sex with minors.
And you think you are making me look like a "retard" because that's what you think, you try to pretend your opinions are facts. I knew many people like that and it's pathetic.
Nice way of exiting the chat and going off topic. Just confirms what I say.
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You assume so much about me, you are so ignorant lmao
+1 yMaybe god did save him, he is now with god and in a far better place... saved him from the misery of this life.
We will never know, and everyone can believe what they want. It isn't evidence either way, just however you want to take it.
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+1 yEverybody dies and some people suffer over a decade of agony before they die, this guy died quickly, so it’s not the worst that could have happened to him.
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3.8K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. What are you? Retarded?
Everyone dies, kiddo. Doesn't matter if you believe in God or not. Death and taxes are two things no one escapes from.
Would you prefer he died slowly while suffering bowel cancer instead of a quick car crash?
You should have stayed in school.
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School would only make it worse, at least mine would.
Asker+1 yUhh, there's such a thing as tax evasion you know. And I'm sure some people get away with it.
+1 yGod promise the fact that we have ever lasting life if we love him so but it's definitely not everlasting here it's kingdom will come soon tho and if he's truly saved then you see them again
00 Reply482 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yep. A surgeon saves someone's life and everyone thanks God, not the surgeon. An airplane crashes with 200 people on it and one child survives and people thank God for that one child. What about the other 199 people?
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About those 199...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH7KYmGnj40
648 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. "It's all part of God's unknowable mysterious plan."
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+1 yWe are all going to die at some point. Love has nothing to do with that. Whether its a 5 year old or a 98 year old the outcome of the race is the same.
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+1 yIf you haven't noticed, people are going to die one day in whatever form in comes at whatever age too.
There's no escaping death. It's 100% guaranteed to happening wheather you are religious or not.
00 Reply To save him from the hatred of the world. to take him to a better place for purest hearts.
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+1 yGod isn’t a name it’s a Title.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yBeing a believer of God doesn't stop tragedys from happening to us. While God can perform miracles it doesn't mean he's going to perform one right then and there.
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+1 yThis is the place of trails not paradise.
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It's one of those extremely obvious things like how water is wet.
Lol if God saved everyone, no one would die
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+1 yIt was probably his time
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You people need to start remembering that he does things and thinks nothing like us. Clearly in ways WAY beyond your level of comprehending
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You’re like a 5 year old when they see the same actor/actress in two different movies
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Respectfully
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@AndrésC64 God is more of a father than a friend. I guess he could be your friend. Decent comeback, however, your mom.
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I'm glad you liked my answer. Now would you like to actually answer my reply? If it's beyond understanding, how is it that you're explaining it to me?
A father? Really? What kind of father or friend for that matter, would stand by and watch as their children/friends suffer horribly? Is that the kind of father/friend you are? - +1 y
@AndrésC64 Hold up, hold up. You’re telling me you want one of us to swim out there? To a prehistoric shark that ate our friend?
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@AndrésC64 A dinosaur
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@AndrésC64 We now know so much about the world that was ruled by the DINOsaurus
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@AndrésC64 this is Prehistoric Planet
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@AndrésC64 you’re hilarious
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So be it, here’s yOuR pOInt.
Alternative universes can’t be possible because duplicates of souls can’t be possible (unless God makes it). Still, if only that were to happen and if it was possible then life would actually be irrelevant. Bodies are a test and the souls are the report card. Life exists to determine where every soul belongs. In alternative universes there is an infinite number of versions of a single person. At some point one person will be the exact same as someone else making the concept of infinity destructive to brain cells (irritating to think about). The more important part though is there would always be a good version of someone. That doesn’t make just life meaningless, but as well as Jesus’ sacrifice. We live to see where we belong and the tragic death of Jesus made that possible. We all were going to Hell before that. So… if he died the way he did, to give people a chance, but it turns out there’s a good version of everyone, everyone would also go to Heaven. Physically time traveling isn’t possible either because if these.
Do you like comics? - +1 y
@AndrésC64 My face is my warrant
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@AndrésC64 you want revenge. Not a dragon worth chasing
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@AndrésC64 Oh boy, my favorite seat. WWWWWHHAA-
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