To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

[Johannes Kirkeholm]

A lot of filthy false christians come to this forum and start claiming that we True Christians™ are twisting Scripture and that God is in fact an omnibenevolent being who loves all humans. Not only is this notion in direct violation with the Bible:

Psalm 5:5
The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity

Romans 9:13
As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated

It also raises what is called the problem of evil. Because if God was in fact omnibenevolent, omniscient and omnipotent why would He allow natural disasters and accidents to happen? Why would He allow evil to exist? Whenever I bring this to the attention of a filthy false christian he starts mumbling something about a divine plan that we humans can't understand and that this plan is in fact going to ensure the happiness of humans in the long run.

I am sure that a lot of you false christians believe in this as well. You believe that those who are killed in car accidents, floods and during earthquakes are innocent people who serve as pawns in God's divine plan to ensure happiness for all. This idea is utterly stupid and I will now tell you why!

God is omnipotent. If He actually had a plan that aimed to ensure happiness of all people (including sinners) He could execute it without killing innocent people via natural disasters and accidents.

But since natural disasters and accidents do happen God can't be both omnipotent and omniscient on one side and omnibenevolent on the other. Severeal conclusions can arise from this.

1.) God doesn't exist

2.) God is not omniscient and therefore don't know how to stop evil before it happens

3.) God is not omnipotent and therefore can't stop evil

4.) God is neither omnipotent nor omniscient

5.) God is not omnibenevolent

The correct conclusion is of course number 5. This is supported by Numbers 16:30 which shows two things:

1.) God causes natural disasters

2.) The people who die in natural disasters aren't innocent and deserve to die as punishment for provoking God.

So if you are a false christian then it is time to pick a side. Do you give op the notion that God is omnibenevolent and become a True Christian™ or will you become a filthy atheist scumbag or a Godmocker who claims that God is a puny omnibenevolent being who isn't omnipotent or omniscient?

Remember that your decision dertermines whether you go to Heaven or Hell.

Edit: Additional proof that God isn't omnibenevolent!

[Gabriel Reproba]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

1.) God doesn't exist

Whoa! You gave me quite a start, Brother. I am on temporary moderator duty and our board parser issued a code red alert on this phrase. I am glad to see how you are using it: to make the point that such a proposition is foolish when compared to the other explanations. This silly computerized board parser is just like stupid atheists, it can't read your phrases in context!

PS: To further support your point, please reference the scientific study you can find in my sig block below that proves the Bible is NOT about love.

[Johannes Kirkeholm]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

Whoa! You gave me quite a start, Brother. I am on temporary moderator duty and our board parser issued a code red alert on this phrase. I am glad to see how you are using it: to make the point that such a proposition is foolish when compared to the other explanations. This silly computerized board parser is just like stupid atheists, it can't read your phrases in context!

I assure that even in righteous context it pains me to write that our Holy Lord doesn't exist.

PS: To further support your point, please reference the scientific study you can find in my sig block below that proves the Bible is NOT about love.

What an excellent study! I will reference it right away!

Edit: it seems that the edit-timeline has expired. Could a moderator please edit my first post in this thread so that there is a link to Mr. Reproba's excellent study. You could call the link Edit: additional proof that God isn't omnibenevolent And place it at the bottom of the post.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

I was good with conclusion #1 as I read it, I knew such an assertion could not be other than a false assumption.

I don't think any sane person would dismiss God in the face of the mountains of evidence and The Bible.

And, Yes, Brother Kirkeholm, there is little more annoying that false Christians who have some "magic decoding ring" to make Sodom and Gomorrah appear to be benevolent and proportional. The only thing that episode shows is that the awe and magnificence of God's Wrath is of Biblical proportions.

God does nothing by halves!

[Jinnye]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

The only evil lurks in nightclubs.

[Felicity]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

@Johannes Kirkeholm I added the link you asked for.

[Jonathan Prestor]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

AMEN friend! Too often do the gutless, cherry-picking christians out there forget the fact that our Lord is a wrathful Lord, and He rightly enjoys meting out divine punishment to disgusting sinners.

Our Lord makes it very clear in the Good Book that he takes great pleasure in dealing out infinite punishment for finite sins. Indeed, did not Jesus himself, when coming upon a fig tree that committed the evil act of not having any fruit, say:

"Then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard, Behold, these three years I come seeking fruit on this fig tree, and find none: cut it down; why cumbereth it the ground?" Luke 13:7

Praise Him! Throughout the Bible are so many references to the absolute fear and trembling our Lord should instill in us, how can the wicked cherry-pickers refuse to see this?

"...for now I know that thou fearest God, seeing thou hast not withheld thy son, thine only son from me." Genesis 22:12

"And Moses said unto the people, Fear not: for God is come to prove you, and that his fear may be before your faces, that ye sin not." Exodus 20:20

"Ye shall not therefore oppress one another; but thou shalt fear thy God:for I am the LORD your God." Leviticus 25:17

"Thou shalt fear the LORD thy God, and serve him, and shalt swear by his name." Deuteronomy 6:13

"Now therefore fear the LORD, and serve him in sincerity and in truth: and put away the gods which your fathers served on the other side of the flood, and in Egypt; and serve ye the LORD." Joshua 24:14

"Only fear the LORD, and serve him in truth with all your heart: for consider how great things he hath done for you." 1 Samuel 12:24

And that's just barely even scratching the surface of the Old Testament!

Now, cherry-pickers, what kind of omnibenevolent God commands us to fear Him and promises to exact infinite punishment for finite sins?

SHOUT GLORY!

[Hubert Hope]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

A lot of filthy false christians come to this forum and start claiming that we True Christians™ are twisting Scripture and that God is in fact an omnibenevolent being who loves all humans. Not only is this notion in direct violation with the Bible:

Psalm 5:5
The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity

Romans 9:13
As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated

It also raises what is called the problem of evil. Because if God was in fact omnibenevolent, omniscient and omnipotent why would He allow natural disasters and accidents to happen? Why would He allow evil to exist? Whenever I bring this to the attention of a filthy false christian he starts mumbling something about a divine plan that we humans can't understand and that this plan is in fact going to ensure the happiness of humans in the long run.

I am sure that a lot of you false christians believe in this as well. You believe that those who are killed in car accidents, floods and during earthquakes are innocent people who serve as pawns in God's divine plan to ensure happiness for all. This idea is utterly stupid and I will now tell you why!

God is omnipotent. If He actually had a plan that aimed to ensure happiness of all people (including sinners) He could execute it without killing innocent people via natural disasters and accidents.

But since natural disasters and accidents do happen God can't be both omnipotent and omniscient on one side and omnibenevolent on the other. Severeal conclusions can arise from this.

1.) God doesn't exist

2.) God is not omniscient and therefore don't know how to stop evil before it happens

3.) God is not omnipotent and therefore can't stop evil

4.) God is neither omnipotent nor omniscient

5.) God is not omnibenevolent

The correct conclusion is of course number 5. This is supported by Numbers 16:30 which shows two things:

1.) God causes natural disasters

2.) The people who die in natural disasters aren't innocent and deserve to die as punishment for provoking God.

So if you are a false christian then it is time to pick a side. Do you give op the notion that God is omnibenevolent and become a True Christian™ or will you become a filthy atheist scumbag or a Godmocker who claims that God is a puny omnibenevolent being who isn't omnipotent or omniscient?

Remember that your decision dertermines whether you go to Heaven or Hell.

Edit: Additional proof that God isn't omnibenevolent!

Agree Brother!! ...those false group of people who claim to be Christian are giving their love freely, I'm not surprise if they're actually harlot of Satan in disguise.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

AMEN friend! Too often do the gutless, cherry-picking christians out there forget the fact that our Lord is a wrathful Lord, and He rightly enjoys meting out divine punishment to disgusting sinners.

Our Lord makes it very clear in the Good Book that he takes great pleasure in dealing out infinite punishment for finite sins.

Well said, Mr. Preston!

Indeed, did not Jesus himself, when coming upon a fig tree that committed the evil act of not having any fruit, say:

"Then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard, Behold, these three years I come seeking fruit on this fig tree, and find none: cut it down; why cumbereth it the ground?" Luke 13:7

No, He did not.

That verse is part of a parable, and the dresser asks for one last chance to get the tree to bear fruit, after which the tree will be cut down.

The idea being that Jesus' coming is your last chance to get right with God before being hewn down and cast into the fire.

I think in your zeal to help the false Christians find Jesus, you quoted the wrong Scripture. The story of Jesus' summary execution of the obnoxious and thoughtless fig tree is found in Matthew and in Mark, but not in Luke.

Matthew 21:19 reads:

And when he saw a fig tree in the way, he came to it, and found nothing thereon, but leaves only, and said unto it, Let no fruit grow on thee henceforward for ever. And presently the fig tree withered away.

The same story is recalled in Mark 11:13-21.

But thank you for bringing up the story! Yes, if Jesus were omnibenevolent, surely He would have used His omnipotence to cause the fig tree to bear fruit for Him out of season immediately, rather than cursing it so it wither and die by the next day.

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

Perhaps my sermon here will shed some additional light on the matter.

[Catholic Schmatholic]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

It also raises what is called the problem of evil. Because if God was in fact omnibenevolent, omniscient and omnipotent why would He allow natural disasters and accidents to happen? Why would He allow evil to exist? Whenever I bring this to the attention of a filthy false christian he starts mumbling something about a divine plan that we humans can't understand and that this plan is in fact going to ensure the happiness of humans in the long run.

It is arrogant to assume that we, as humans, can understand the divine workings of the Lord. Do you know how he works in the world? He has estasblished a set of unbreakable rules for humans to follow. These rules are called PHYSICS!

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

It is arrogant to assume that we, as humans, can understand the divine workings of the Lord. Do you know how he works in the world? He has estasblished a set of unbreakable rules for humans to follow. These rules are called PHYSICS!

Contradict yourself much, dear friend?

[Catholic Schmatholic]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

No i don't contradict... The first time I said divine workings (i.e. his thoughts, his plan). The second time I said how he works IN THE WORLD.

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

No i don't contradict... The first time I said divine workings (i.e. his thoughts, his plan). The second time I said how he works IN THE WORLD.

We don't understand Physics? Or do you think we need a special group of men to explain us how to understand Physics?

[Catholic Schmatholic]

Re: To the false christians: The Problem of Evil

Try to keep up... We do understand physics (or at least parts of physics). We do not understand God's thoughts or plans.