Trailblazer
Veteran Member
No, God did not do that. God created them to be messy or unmessy, as they so choose.But as you claimed, God knew there was going to be a mess in the kitchen, yet he didn't adjust his design of people to be less messy. God created the humans to be messy in the kitchen.
All humans have two natures, and we all have free will, so we can choose to act according to one of our two natures, our spiritual or higher nature and our material or lower nature. By our choices and ensuing behavior, we differentiate ourselves, and we wind up on a continuum between good and evil.
“In man there are two natures; his spiritual or higher nature and his material or lower nature. In one he approaches God, in the other he lives for the world alone. Signs of both these natures are to be found in men. In his material aspect he expresses untruth, cruelty and injustice; all these are the outcome of his lower nature. The attributes of his Divine nature are shown forth in love, mercy, kindness, truth and justice, one and all being expressions of his higher nature. Every good habit, every noble quality belongs to man’s spiritual nature, whereas all his imperfections and sinful actions are born of his material nature. If a man’s Divine nature dominates his human nature, we have a saint.” Paris Talks, p. 60
THE TWO NATURES IN MAN
No, God did not create them that way. God did not create troublemakers, troublemakers made themselves into troublemakers by choosing to make trouble.And God created some of them resistant to keeping a clean kitchen. Why? Why not make all humans stewards of a clean kitchen? Did God just want to mess with humans and create troublemakers?
Many people are good at cleaning up the kitchen and many aren't. Why should God make people into who they are when people can make themselves into what they want to be? In other words, why should God impose His will upon humans?