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Do I agree that God causes things to happen on earth? Yes but he doesn't inderectly torture people

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Neither

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I've read that before. And?

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Riiiight 😑

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No he is not

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Unless you are trying to beat the current number of posts made by one person, you might try combining all of your posts into one easy-to-read post.



Plus, paragraphs are nice. :thumbsup:

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They do not alter posts, remove texts they don't agree with. They not will tamper with your profile and tag you with a humiliating header if you are not careful.


Hang in there. I am still trying to understand this Forum.

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I been here a year Sir no one changes anything it's all God's will.

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Good advice, dear!


As are quotes. As it stands, this poor sap looks like it's talking to itself in a crowded room, hoping someone somewhere will respond to something it said.

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Jesus is God. They are a three-in-one combo with the Holy Ghost. If they were three different deities Christianity would not have the right to call itself a "monotheistic" religion, it would be yet another polytheistic one.

And who do you think created Hell? It's like saying, that Inquisition did not torture people, it was just the machines they used that tortured people.

She did not say that. You, however, are free to draw your own conclusions based on 1) the contents of the Holy Bible and 2) the history of the world.

And who, do you think, created the devil, and for what purpose?

Here is the answer for ya:

Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things.
Amos 3:6 Shall a trumpet be blown in the city, and the people not be afraid? shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it?

Of course He does. He gives cancer to little children. If that's not torture then I don't know what is.

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They make up the souls populating Hell (Matthew 13:40-42; 13:49-50).

Jesus offers a chance of mercy to those who believe He temporarily sacrificed Himself (1 Corinthians 15:4) unto Himself (1 Timothy 2:6) to appease His Divine and Infinite Wrath (Romans 3:25) that only He could satisfy (Romans 6:23) because Man is made sinful and utterly unpalatable to Him (Revelation 21:27) unless he is Born Again (John 3:3) and becomes a New Creature (2 Corinthians 5:17), essentially a walking, talking, fleshbag existing to do His bidding (1 Corinthians 6:19). How is that so confusing? Once the timer is up, once the old ticker stops dear, the opportunity is over.

My view of "an eternity of pain and torment" is that it is one to be avoided at all costs. All costs. There is nothing, no thing, no experience, no relationship, no "being true to yourself" baloney that is worth an eternity of pain and torment. Remember when Christ said to take up your cross and follow Him (Luke 9:23)? Well, that must have been confusing of course to His disciples at the time who didn't know He was going to be hung on a cross, but it's a message to the rest of us who know how His story ends. We are to sacrifice our own needs and desires and spend a life as a slave to Christ and in return, He may have chosen us from the very beginning of time to spend eternity with Him (Ephesians 1:4).

Legal execution is akin to the surgery that cuts out cancer. When sinners persuade others to follow them and reject the Spirit of God, we all suffer. In our great United States, we are limited in our ability to execute sinners (1 Peter 2:13-17), being forced to find a secular reason or appeal to secular morality to stir the feelings of the jurors in a jury. But Jesus is on our side! Already President Trump has made room for a Religious Task Force that promises to incorporate Biblical Truths into our legal system, and it won't be long before Biblically sanctioned executions will start cleaning up our streets!


Glory!

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Beautiful! Absolutely wonderful!!!

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You would like that, perv. Especially the men in tights. :thumbdown:

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I'm not trying to beat the current number of posts

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He lets cancer roam free. He doesn't give it to people directly. He does however stricken some sinners with ailments of sorts but not cancer

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Says who?

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God created cancer in the first place, even though He did not have to. And, as He knows everything, He knew about every little child who would have been suffering from it in the future. In my book, that constitutes giving it to these children directly.

Are you suggesting that some things, such as cancer, are out of God's control? In other words, are you suggesting that God is not omnipotent? :fear2:

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Hello Mr. One!

I have been reading your posts with much interest despite having trouble understanding your formatting style. Your posts would be much easier to understand if you 1) quoted the posts you are replying to and 2) used the multiquote function, which is conveniently located next to the quote button.


Anyway. If you see parents letting a vicious dog enter the room where their little children are playing, leading to the children being severely bitten by the dog, what would be your first instinct: to blame the dog for being vicious, or to blame the parents for letting the dog in?


You see, the situation with God and cancer is quite similar. The Bible tells us that God created everything, the good and the bad. That includes bacteria, viruses, malignant mutations, and other causes of cancer. God let the dog in by creating cancer. So whose - or should I ask, Whose - fault it is that little children are suffering?


Now, a related question is: why? Why does God let cancer kill little children? Is it because He enjoys watching people suffering? Or maybe He is unable to do anything about it, which would be a direct contradiction of the omnipotent God doctrine?

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God did not create cancer

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Hello again Mr. One. I am unsure now if we are talking about the same deity. I am talking about God - Creator of everything, really everything, including cancerous cells. You seem to be thinking about some other god who did not create everything?