Originally posted by dystoniac
Strange, as only a retard cannot grasp a simple concept that God is a Holy God and cannot accept sin of any form. He gives us the choice; you choose. If you choose to hate God, you have made a conscious choice. One can't have his cake and eat it too. If you were God, how would you run things?
If you were God, how would you run things?
I guess I would demand that my wife love and worship me, or I will either torture her endlessly, or torture her then kill her—because I am loving and I love her, and simply cannot tolerate it if she doesn’t love me back.
Oh yeah, and because I am holy, I cannot tolerate any sins on her part—because I love her. Being holy means being wholly intolerant of anything/anyone that is less than wholly holy. Being loving means being wholly intolerant of anyone who doesn’t love me back.
Of course I have offered conditions, which must be accepted as a condition for my love. I cannot possibly love anyone who does not meet my conditions. I am willing to sacrifice myself for my wife, but then she’d better choose me and love me for it… My love is not unconditional, you know; it’s not a “free gift”.
Okay, I still love her, even as I torture her endlessly—that’s what love is…
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Can you identify any inconsistencies in the above? If I replace “I” with “God”, and “my wife” with “humanity”, does it suddenly all make sense? Would it then represent a fair statement of your theology?