Spiderman
Veteran Member
I'm sick of seeing this bull S that is forced upon human beings.
Why does God leave us with inclinations and temptations that make it so difficult to be good?
Original sin is so stupid! Cursing people for something that their ancestors did thousands (if not millions) of years ago is one of the most unjust things I've ever heard of.
Despite what you might think, I actually want to be good and do God's will.
My anger is not so much at God per say, but at the Bible.
The Great "Men of God" and prophets in scripture fell into all kinds of sin and error.
To think they did not make mistakes when they wrote the Bible is highly irrational, because God is famous for not preventing people from making mistakes.
King David is called "man after Gods own heart" and wrote some of the scriptures, and that guy had his right hand man murdered so that he can get away with screwing his wife.
If God did not protect him from those severe errors, what makes you think that God stopped him from making mistakes when he was writing scriptures?
King Solomon wrote some of the scriptures, and that guy made all kinds of mistakes that offended God. Yet he was the wisest man that ever lived supposedly.
Many of the scriptures were passed down orally generation after generation before they got written down.
What makes you think all the people that told those stories generation after generation kept telling the exact same story without error?
Well, the Bible says so, therefore it must be true. The Qur'an makes that claim as well, therefore the Quran must be true.
Why does God leave us with inclinations and temptations that make it so difficult to be good?
Original sin is so stupid! Cursing people for something that their ancestors did thousands (if not millions) of years ago is one of the most unjust things I've ever heard of.
Despite what you might think, I actually want to be good and do God's will.
My anger is not so much at God per say, but at the Bible.
The Great "Men of God" and prophets in scripture fell into all kinds of sin and error.
To think they did not make mistakes when they wrote the Bible is highly irrational, because God is famous for not preventing people from making mistakes.
King David is called "man after Gods own heart" and wrote some of the scriptures, and that guy had his right hand man murdered so that he can get away with screwing his wife.
If God did not protect him from those severe errors, what makes you think that God stopped him from making mistakes when he was writing scriptures?
King Solomon wrote some of the scriptures, and that guy made all kinds of mistakes that offended God. Yet he was the wisest man that ever lived supposedly.
Many of the scriptures were passed down orally generation after generation before they got written down.
What makes you think all the people that told those stories generation after generation kept telling the exact same story without error?
Well, the Bible says so, therefore it must be true. The Qur'an makes that claim as well, therefore the Quran must be true.