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. but alas, I have no more frubals to give
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"I love and treasure individuals as I meet them; I loathe and despise the groups they identify with and belong to." ~ George Carlin Whom = him, her Who = he, she |
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But your second part gets to the heart of the point of the thread here. You believe your god took those babies. To some of us that is the action of an evil person. Only an evil, heartless person would kill children or allow them to be killed when he had the power to stop them. I understand you don't like that characterization of your god, but there's really no other good way to say it.
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**Staff Advisory** This is to advise members of rule 8 8. Preaching/Proselytizing The forums are not to be used for converting others to your own faith, against any faith, or recruiting people to join one's party, institution, or cause. This includes placing links or copied material from elsewhere intended for this purpose. Posts of this nature will be edited or removed and are subject to moderation. |
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But what comfort do you find in God in a case like this? I really can't understand it. Here's how I approach something like this: I see it as a tragedy and something that shouldn't have happened. I see it as motivation to prevent similar things from happening in future. If I added God into the mix, it would turn all this on its head: if it's part of the divine plan of a loving God, then I couldn't see it as a tragedy. I would have to see it as futile to prevent similar events in future, because as a limited human being, I could never hope to thwart the will of God. So how do you take comfort in God? Exactly what is there to take comfort in? |
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Your OP indicates, though, not just a matter of disrespect, but asks the question of "who do we think we are to question God". So, while you seem to be okay with disbelief and debate, does not disbelief and debate fall under "questioning"? Do you still think that such questioning is still an issue? Do you still find people arrogant for not holding the same beliefs as you do about God?
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