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If God exists, why pieces of shit live up to 100 years? Serious question. Please enlighten me.

I've known some good people who died early. But pieces of shit keep living to the limit. Why?

If God exists, why pieces of shit live up to 100 years? Serious question. Please enlighten me. I've known some good people who died early. But pieces of shit keep living to the limit. Why?

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[–] • 4 pts

God never guarantees us a long happy life on earth, it's all about everlasting paradise in heaven.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

That sounds like the sort of lies you'd feed to a slave population to prevent them from rebelling.

[–] • 1 pt

Lol, faggot. Tip that fedora harder.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

You're the faggot here, you worship a jewish gay man who washes his fellow jewish faggots' feet. All 12 disciples rode that kike's ass all the way to Jerusalem.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Because Satan does exist even if God doesn't.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

What is your metric for labeling someone a piece of shit?

[–] • 0 pt

Duh! God doesn't want those pieces of shit in heaven.

[–] • 0 pt

Maybe this is hell we are in.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

good and bad people live long and short lives. there is no differentiation. for every example of a "bad" person you say lived 100 years, there is also a "good" person who has lived that long as well.

i think the real question you are asking is: why "bad" people seem to have good things in this world, when "good" people seem to get not-so-good things in this world. the bible specifically says that good and bad will live together (the passage about the weeds among the wheat, for example). one reason is that Satan is the prince of this world, while Jesus is the king of heaven. the bible says store your treasure up in heaven, cause all things here in this world will pass away. but there are lots of good people who are rich here in this world. I think recently that is less the case because of a general lessening of morals and lessening of faith in God throughout the world, but historically we can see there are plenty of rich good people. even the bible has some references to that (the pharisee who donated the tomb to Jesus, for example).

actually, there are lots of people who suffer here, but get great reward in heaven. one bible example is Lazarus. God is much more merciful towards the sick and poor than he is towards the rich and healthy. plenty of examples of that in the bible.

[–] • 0 pt

If you can't grasp this simple idea which you ask then you're not smart enough to grasp the answer. You're just spamming. It's a test. It's fucking simple and you can't grasp it.

[–] • 0 pt

It's simple when you think about it. The abrahamic "God" was invented by jews. Jews only know how to steal and rape and lie and cheat. They don't know how to be good. Therefore, the abrahamic god rewards evil gutter trash while punishing good people. Either that or if there is a god he doesn't give a shit about humanity because he is too busy doing god like things and we just perceive that the evil live forever and the good die young.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt (edited )

Because the corrupted and evil are willing to sacrifice anything and anyone and covet over their time in this mortal coil. The choice of free will was given. It will only stop when the righteous make another choice of free will and aren't afraid to sacrifice their time here to stop them. At that point who do you think the advantage will go too? Those who will avoid any risk against those who risk everything. Once you see it you will understand it can only go one way.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

Short answer: because the devil also exists.

Also, your question is based on a false premise to begin with, which is that "God controls everything."

He doesn't. He gave control over the earth to man, and man (or rather woman) f***ed it up in the very first generation.

Now, God will intervene when asked and if it aligns with his will, sure. But that is very different from him exercising dictatorial control over everything.

We have authority over the devil in Christ, but that requires knowing Christ, knowing our identity as Sons of God, and walking in that identity spiritually. Very, very few people on the earth really walk in this the way that we are able to.

We were born into a warzone, essentially. Whether or not we realize it.

I'm not interested in arguing with anyone, either. If you disagree, that's fine. Believe whatever you want.

[–] • 0 pt

Why did god create imperfect man and woman? Who’s fault is it if gods creation makes a mistake?

[–] • 0 pt

The simple answer as I understand it, is that God created man in his image because he wanted children with who he could have relationship. As such, he created them with free will. He could have created worker drones, basically robots, without free will.

A good analogy is the difference between an actual woman and a sex robot. Let’s say that given enough time, the sex robot is built so well that you really can’t tell the difference between it and a real woman, at least from looks or touch.

For a real woman to love you (or vice versa), REQUIRES free will as a component. Without free will, it’s not love. Rather it’s just a robot (or slave) doing things that you want, just as it’s programmed. Therefore, there is no real relationship.

The way I’ve come to understand it is that when man was first created, he was so much like God that you could look at the man and look at God and not be able to tell who was who. God didn’t want man to get a big head, so he had to put just one thing in the garden that was for him alone: the tree.

Man did not know evil, so he could not even commit evil until eating from that tree.

The knowledge of good and evil is so dangerous that God, in his infinite wisdom and purity, is the only being who can know both but consistently choose good.

So man was perfectly made and perfect until he disobeyed that first time.

And then with that disobedience came the curses of sin and death. Hence, the imperfection that you speak of.

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