How can a loving God allow cancer to exist

Originally posted by @dj2becker
The fact that you have no hope after death?

No, your assertion that a child dying of cancer might be part of God's ultimate plan.

Just how sick is your God?!

P.S Your hope is a false hope.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
You are erroneously arguing that because a human that is loving would not let a child die of cancer God is not loving if He lets a child die of cancer. God is not a human and cannot be compared to one.

Like I said: learn what a strawman argument is.

Originally posted by @sonship
Those are not the only possibilities.

4.) There may be a need deeper than just the physical one to which God is giving attention.

So if there is this deeper need, god is unable to address both that deeper need and kid cancer successfully, so he's not all powerful, or he doesn't bother to address both and so he is not all loving.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
No you don't know their God. That much is clear.

And neither do anyone. Anyone who claims he knows god, he is a liar.

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
And neither do anyone. Anyone who claims he knows god, he is a liar.

Says the omniscient Fabian.

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
No, your assertion that a child dying of cancer might be part of God's ultimate plan.

Just how sick is your God?!

P.S Your hope is a false hope.

People die all the time, what is your moral objection to God the creator taking a life that He has given when and how He sees fit?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Says the omniscient Fabian.

Oh, thank you! 🙂
But I am not really that omniscient one you think I am...

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
Oh, thank you! 🙂
But I am not really that omniscient one you think I am...

Well the claim you made certainly seems to imply that you think you are omniscient.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
People die all the time, what is your moral objection to God the creator taking a life that He has given when and how He sees fit?

Seems the anti-God squad can only thumb down questions and can't actually attempt to answer them.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Well the claim you made certainly seems to imply that you think you are omniscient.

I don't know anything about god, and noone else does either.
Do you know anything about god?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
People die all the time, what is your moral objection to God the creator taking a life that He has given when and how He sees fit?

And there we have it.

Mental implosion.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Seems the anti-God squad can only thumb down questions and can't actually attempt to answer them.

I don't think it was only the anti-God squad who were thumbing you down.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Well the claim you made certainly seems to imply that you think you are omniscient.

Oh, not at all.
I know what I know and I know what I'm not certain about. I usually avoid those subjects. Like domestic agro politics, and some other areas.

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
I don't know anything about god, and noone else does either.
Do you know anything about god?

This comes over like "I don't want to know anything about God."

C.S. Lewis said that at one time the thought of him searching for God was as foreign to him as the idea of a mouse searching for a cat. Maybe that's the realm you are presently in.

I think we spend a good deal of time in that realm. But there may be in life at least one or two times when for some reason you will want to reach out to God and wish to know God.

A time like this may occur in your life.