If there is a god, then why is there so much suffering in the world? (believe, Lord)

[Bideshi]

Originally Posted by Heathen Hammer

That's pretty broken. All I need to do is say, 'I forgive you, please don't do it again.'

The whole Jesus thing was a failure, anyway, as Hell still awaits.

That's a sad thing to hear expressed, and there must be a reason for it. How has Jesus failed you?

[Heathen Hammer]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

That's a sad thing to hear expressed, and there must be a reason for it. How has Jesus failed you?

Jesus failed you, too. He failed completely. Nothing changed after his death.

Also, I caution you in assuming you would be capable of counseling me over any supposed life issues. It's absurd.

[Bideshi]

Originally Posted by Heathen Hammer

Jesus failed you, too. He failed completely. Nothing changed after his death.

Also, I caution you in assuming you would be capable of counseling me over any supposed life issues. It's absurd.

Your caution noted, and I ask your forgiveness for being nosey.

[Heathen Hammer]

Comes with the territory, I suppose.

[logline]

Originally Posted by Steve40th

If there was no suffering, then there wouldnt be happiness.

This sentence is so invalid that even saying it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. It contradicts itself profoundly.

[Horn of ‘83]

Originally Posted by Heathen Hammer

That's pretty broken. All I need to do is say, 'I forgive you, please don't do it again.'

God's holiness requires more.

[Horn of ‘83]

Originally Posted by logline

This sentence is so invalid that even saying it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. It contradicts itself profoundly.

Please explain the contradiction.

[Heathen Hammer]

Originally Posted by jimmiej

God's holiness requires more.

As I said, then it's broken.

[Horn of ‘83]

Originally Posted by Heathen Hammer

As I said, then it's broken.

Then we agree.

[Kophi]

Originally Posted by jimmiej

God's holiness requires more.

If so, one would think He'd have considered this requirement at the creation-stage of things.


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