Nik
Lifer
- Jun 5, 2006
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Who says God won't save them? You are still stuck on what the religions claim are the requirements of the righteous but I will say again what Jesus put simply. Just love one another.
Actually, he said that nobody comes to the father, but by him. He pleads with the father on your behalf and if you aren't saved, even if you're a "good person" then christ won't intercede for you and your name won't be written in the lamb's book.
Or, you know, you can continue picking and choosing what to believe. Pretty typical Christian, really.
Doing good does not inhibit free will and neither does it require doing bad either. Both good and bad on earth are the result of human free will. Miracles don't limit choice.
Even before birth, the bible says man's carnal nature has brought him to sin. Seems like we don't have control. According to the bible, man really doesn't have free will because 1) we are destined to sin whether we want to or not, forcing us into this life of servitude and groveling repentance and 2) god, who is all powerful, created us intending that we would sin so we don't really have a choice.
Why would a god of love keep loyal followers in pain or allow them to be harmed when he's all-powerful? Only a malevolent god would bother creating such a terrible, miserable failure of a world and claim it was for his own glory. How self centered.
Such simple concepts escape the loony religiotards because things like "logic" and "reason" don't fit into the christian agenda.
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