Man vs. Fly and God vs. man
By gengeni
@gengeni (3308)
Indonesia
August 18, 2011 4:34am CST
We think people sometimes about luck or misfortune of a fly on that encircles us constantly and eventually kills the mind? How many times have we crushed the pesky beasts with an expert and we thought nothing of it?
If we adopt me, if God in the way that religious people see it. And we assume that the person would actually be created in God's image - how we come to the idea of ??such a superior species would also have a hint of interest in how we are as an individual, whether we die, live, suffer, or happy?
IF God existed - would not it be logical and understandable that people would be totally insignificant as an individual for this deity? At least take the bad (war, famine, cancer, potency problems) each, regardless whether he is a believer, a "good" or "worse" is a man, whether he prays or drink.
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3 responses
@saparidiki64 (594)
• Indonesia
2 Sep 11
You're absolutely right!
If it actually "gods" to give, would be interested in their human equals 0.
This shows once again the small-mindedness of the "religious", which is a small G((chen fantasize as docile servants of their own desires and noble enslavement of their fellow men.
@dayangsumbi2010 (1724)
• Indonesia
22 Aug 11
If you accept, "there is God in the way that religious people think of him," which also means that God is not a species but a supernatural person. Not detectable with human logic - the transmission of human thought on God does not work.
God reveals in His word that he is a loving God - he is even love itself. He does not promise that he will save us all the problems - but that he is always with us and therefore we deal with problems very differently than people who prefer to live without him.
And there is God - hundreds of millions of people who experience it every day, you can attest to this.
@nakula2009 (2325)
• Indonesia
19 Aug 11
Potency of the problems I'm very impressed, even God cares about? For Abraham, he has indeed done so, admittedly, but at later events, I can not remember.
... we are dying like flies, we apologize in the second world war or the plague. But even then it is comforting, this God, and learn to pray a lot of trouble again ...
Sometimes I think: If only there were a God, that's be nice ... but it talks too much about it.
