On May 14, 2007, at 12:01 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote:

> Why do you think that God wants to act as an engineer and fix  
> everything?

        Why should anything need fixing? It's exactly the way God made it,  
by your definition of God.

> Otherwise there would be no disease, cancer, AIDS, etc.  Life goes  
> on and
> it's all up to you and what you do with your opportunities.

        IMO, it's much easier to accept these things as "that's just the way  
the world works" instead of "God wants people to get cancer and  
AIDS". A random, impartial universe at least somewhat resembles the  
human notions of fairness; an all-powerful God who gives children  
cancer is a repulsive notion.

> Do you act sinful in nature or are you a better person?  Do you see  
> your
> errors and change what you do?  God gives you as many chances as  
> you need.
> It's all up to you and your desire.

        That's crap. You just said that humans were dumb in the sense that  
they can't tell God's real prophets from the false ones. Yet it was  
God who made them dumb, and then punishes them for being exactly the  
way that he made them.

        BTW, yes, I am always trying to improve myself and live a good life.  
I raise my kids to be the same way. Yet it has absolutely nothing to  
do with any sort of supernatural beings such as your God; it is  
entirely a human characteristic.

-- Ed Leafe
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-- http://dabodev.com




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