As I read through most of the threads, i see that people all over are blaming God for alot of things. 🙂 Most of them dont even believe in God, and it puzzles me abit but anyway. My personal opinion is that God is not to blame for most of the stuff that happens. I think that when stuff happens to us, it is to help us grow more. It sounds stupid, but look at it this way - We all have made bad choices and learned from it - We have all fallen at some time in our lifes and it hurts so, we try not to fall.
If you had a miscarrage, and blammed God, have you looked at yourself first? (Drinking, drugs, smoking, stress etc etc) You can not blame God, nor anyone else for that matter for your own wrong doings.
Say there is an earthquake. Did God do it, or did the devil do it, or did someone blow a bomb? Who lives closeby mines? I do. You can feel and here it when they blow under ground. Sometimes without blowing, you can feel the earth shake a little. Is that God's fault?
There is a difference in stuff what happens to us. Before blaming anyone, shouldnt we all start looking at ourselfs first?
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
Originally posted by NicolaasI don't even know what the hell you're trying to say. I think most of the atheists and agnostics here don't blame God for anything. Especially things like miscarriages and earthquakes. 🙄
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
Furthermore, I believe you may be associating blaming religion for certain tragedies with blaming God. But don't get confused, there is a difference...
Originally posted by NicolaasMe, as an atheist I cannot blame god for anything since he doesn't exist. I blame religion for many things, but I fear you are too deluded to understand the distinction.
As I read through most of the threads, i see that people all over are blaming God for alot of things. 🙂 Most of them dont even believe in God, and it puzzles me abit but anyway. My personal opinion is that God is not to blame for most of the stuff that happens. I think that when stuff happens to us, it is to help us grow more. It sounds stupid, but look at ...[text shortened]... anyone, shouldnt we all start looking at ourselfs first?
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
Originally posted by NicolaasYou're killing me Nicolaas. Just killing me....
As I read through most of the threads, i see that people all over are blaming God for alot of things. 🙂 Most of them dont even believe in God, and it puzzles me abit but anyway. My personal opinion is that God is not to blame for most of the stuff that happens. I think that when stuff happens to us, it is to help us grow more. It sounds stupid, but look at ...[text shortened]... anyone, shouldnt we all start looking at ourselfs first?
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
Originally posted by NicolaasPlease find one person who doesn't belive in God, yet blames Him for something. I think you'll be looking quite some time.
As I read through most of the threads, i see that people all over are blaming God for alot of things. 🙂 Most of them dont even believe in God, and it puzzles me abit but anyway. My personal opinion is that God is not to blame for most of the stuff that happens. I think that when stuff happens to us, it is to help us grow more. It sounds stupid, but look at ...[text shortened]... anyone, shouldnt we all start looking at ourselfs first?
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
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Originally posted by NicolaasI am a good example of the type of person you're talking about I think. I do not blame God for anything; but I do observe that if he existed, he would be responsable for these painful events like earthquakes and AIDS.
As I read through most of the threads, i see that people all over are blaming God for alot of things. 🙂 Most of them dont even believe in God, and it puzzles me abit but anyway. My personal opinion is that God is not to blame for most of the stuff that happens. I think that when stuff happens to us, it is to help us grow more. It sounds stupid, but look at ...[text shortened]... anyone, shouldnt we all start looking at ourselfs first?
Now, 🙂 who doesnt agree with me?
The only point in learning from pain is how not to suffer in the future. Without suffering this learning would be pointless. It's a circular sort of thing; the learning is only useful in the face of those things which caused the learning.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungAnd the learning is also rather meaningless if you can't use what you have learned because you are dead, for example.
The only point in learning from pain is how not to suffer in the future. Without suffering this learning would be pointless. It's a circular sort of thing; the learning is only useful in the face of those things which caused the learning.
Originally posted by darvlay"miscarriages and earthquakes" were just examples silly 😞
I don't even know what the hell you're trying to say. I think most of the atheists and agnostics here don't blame God for anything. Especially things like miscarriages and earthquakes. 🙄
Furthermore, I believe you may be associating blaming [b]religion for certain tragedies with blaming God. But don't get confused, there is a difference...[/b]
At the end of your second paragraph, it looks like you might have an idea what i am talking about?
Originally posted by StarrmanYour fear is wrong. I was just giving my opinion Starrman, you are welcome to give yours too. We all see this in alot of different ways.
Me, as an atheist I cannot blame god for anything since he doesn't exist. I blame religion for many things, but I fear you are too deluded to understand the distinction.