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WHAT HAS GOD DONE TO YOU?
IF GOD WAS SOOOOOOOO GOOD WHY DO PEOPLE SUFFER! ðŸ˜
IF GOD WAS SOOOOOOOO GOOD WHY DO PEOPLE SUFFER! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by vhouckhamGod has given us:
WHAT HAS GOD DONE TO YOU?
IF GOD WAS SOOOOOOOO GOOD WHY DO PEOPLE SUFFER! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by KellyJayWhy?
God has given us:
1. Our lives
2. Our abilities to make our lives what we can in this universe,
3. Given us a universe that covers our basic needs.
4. Given us the ability to have a relationship with God Himself.
5. Helps us in times ...[text shortened]... s could be a long post but this is but a small part
of it.
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayI think the question was TO not FOR.
God has given us:
1. Our lives
2. Our abilities to make our lives what we can in this universe,
3. Given us a universe that covers our basic needs.
4. Given us the ability to have a relationship with God Himself.
5. Helps us in times of trouble.
6. Promises us many things
the list is long and good.
The list is not in order of importance.
As fa ...[text shortened]... our actions,
and desires. This could be a long post but this is but a small part
of it.
Kelly
Originally posted by dk3nnyLove. That was His driving force.
Why?
Why has he bothered with all this then?
Is this meant to be a test? if we all started in heaven then why did he put us here on earth and rock the boat? So some of us will end up in hell?
Why bother with the earth and this test if we could all just party away up in heaven. Did he do a deal with lucifer to give him some souls too so this is the agreed testing ground to determine who gets lucky? Who gets on the team vs whose left on the bench
Originally posted by DarfiusHmmm,
Love. That was His driving force.
It can get pretty lonely being the only being in all of existence.
Earth is our test to see if our love is true or coerced.
Originally posted by DarfiusMaybe you aren't but there sure as hell is a lot of people who are..
I'm not suffering. Are you?
Originally posted by DarfiusNow that is an interesting question, on a lot of levels. (It's an old theological debate, of course, whether or not God can feel, be moved by passion, etc. I think it might go back to the Greeks: that a prefect being must be "impassable and immovable." (Maybe Nemesio can help with the history here.)
Does being lonely make one less perfect?