Do you believe in God? (8 Viewers)
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YOU SAY THAT TO US?!?!?!?
how he beleaf in what leaf in not? he say NO NO NO to got in his body but you think he still real there? man you must be smokin some Inter. i call them that are from there when here about all that THERE? well when got them here, they just went home
when he say godd he meen not us but YOU and when you not say you sin?
haha
i kill man b4 when he say got in face bout GOD! HE DIED! then you come about ABSTACT? i think you on digital forum ABSTACT but me no one thing from about alllll this god tulk...
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how he beleaf in what leaf in not? he say NO NO NO to got in his body but you think he still real there? man you must be smokin some Inter. i call them that are from there when here about all that THERE? well when got them here, they just went home
when he say godd he meen not us but YOU and when you not say you sin?
haha
i kill man b4 when he say got in face bout GOD! HE DIED! then you come about ABSTACT? i think you on digital forum ABSTACT but me no one thing from about alllll this god tulk...
Delpie loves Candyman.
Not to diminish personal loss, but I have an honest question here. If the universe is so vast, with over 6 billion people just on puny planet earth today compared with the vast recesses of the known expansive universe, and given that we're just in a sliver of a window of time throughout all of the history of time eternal, how is it that whenever something bad happens it must therefore be some personal and intentional act?
Not trying to be sarcastic, really just trying to understand here. What makes an 80-year-old grandfather who dies falling down a well some intentional act of god meant to exact punishment on a singled-out individual? It's a very ego-centric, "I am the center of the universe, all revolves around me" way of thinking.
Every time we have some natural disaster, the religious kooks come out of the closet telling us that it's God's punishment for left-handed people, accountants, or people who speak Tamil, or something weird like that. But to see every time you're bit by a mosquito as some kind of "act of God", isn't that a bit much? Where do you draw the line?
Not trying to be sarcastic, really just trying to understand here. What makes an 80-year-old grandfather who dies falling down a well some intentional act of god meant to exact punishment on a singled-out individual? It's a very ego-centric, "I am the center of the universe, all revolves around me" way of thinking.
Every time we have some natural disaster, the religious kooks come out of the closet telling us that it's God's punishment for left-handed people, accountants, or people who speak Tamil, or something weird like that. But to see every time you're bit by a mosquito as some kind of "act of God", isn't that a bit much? Where do you draw the line?