Thread 40889185

Part and parcel of YHVH's perfect grand design btw

>>40889185 (OP)
its actually shivas and shaktis plan

>>40889185 (OP)
its actually the tao

>>40889185 (OP)
Earth is a school. Her soul is learning and growing.

>>40889185 (OP)
Read the Bible.

>>40889185 (OP)
she deserve it ig cuz of karma or orignal sin ig whichever you belive in

>>40889185 (OP)
I had a dream last night where I saw a 3 legged woman. It was very strange to see, as the center leg was perfectly proportional. I think I heard stuff about 12, like 12 fingers or something. The dream mentioned chromosome stuff and leprocy. Then my dream context switched, and I basically had what could be considered as a disembodied foot, it was basically a rectangle of flesh that felt like the nerve sensation of both feet merged into one object, just sort of on the ground, not attached to anything. Super trippy stuff. I think this is related to the mutations of dna occurring.

you can't see the beauty of the soul

>>40889185 (OP)
>if god real why bad thing happen
You are like a bacterium throwing immaginary stones at the brain surgeon because you can't understand why he is actively hurting what you are trying to protect. How many trillions of facts are there around you that exist whether or not you know of them or understand them. In all of thise facts you don't kniw about, is there room for an ultimate God?

>>40889398
It's less about >why bad thing happen and more about >why SOME bad things happen and SOME not, meaning God has a design and choice behind evil and suffering.

>>40889357
kys

>>40889514
i was just kidding

>>40889476
It's one in the same. The state is fallen and it's your choice to take up the holy spirit and commit miracles against the demonic kingdom of the invisible.

>>40890200
God still decided the design of the fallen world. Many things are not biologically possible here. However, it's very possible that old men impregnate children. God made that possible. Interesting.

But God made it impossible to regrow limbs or breathe underwater. Lol.

>>40890222
>biologically restrict me until I'm a retarded vegetable, please, God
Jesus actually addresses this in his sayings.

Matthew 5:28-29 ASV
>but I say unto you, that every one that looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart. And if thy right eye causeth thee to stumble, pluck it out, and cast it from thee: for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members should perish, and not thy whole body be cast into hell.

He knows the struggle of mankind bro.

>>40890267
This doesn't answer why God made it very possible biologically for an old man to fuck (rape) a 10 year old and get her pregnant.

>>40890277
The old man will suffer a lot.

>>40890283
God restricted other biological atrocities and made them impossible for humans to do, however.
So why did God made the decision that child rape-impregnation really should be part of existence? It's a strange design choice.

>>40889185 (OP)
>New agers believe people chose to experience this sort of shit.
Hilarious. But yes it's part of God's plan because God's plan isn't one of kindness, love, and good things for the world. It is on of pain, suffering and horror and it has been since he thought up the world.

>>40889212
Btw I wrote this as sarcasm because this is what new age retarders literally believe.
Literally what the fuck is your soul supposed to """"""""""learn""""""""""" from being born as a deformed abomination? How is this ugly suffering supposed to make your soul """""""""grow""""""""""?

>>40890322
The God of the new age is as evil as the God of the bible. There is 0 functional difference between the 2 evil entities.

>>40890295
I don't know, but Jesus says this when the apostles referred him to a blind man saying, "who sins first, his parents or himself?" implying hereditary karma, or a punishment on earth for doing what man is predisposed to do; because of the fallen state; which is sin.
>"Neither this man nor his parents sinned... but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him."

I think while God will have vengeance, we ourselves should direct our attention to our own faulty vengeance to restoration of the child.

The Bible emphasizes caring for the vulnerable as pure religion where believers held everything in common to meet needs
>James 1:27; looking after orphans and widows
Communal "babysitting" or adoption mirrors the early church's sharing of resources
>Acts 2:44-45 ( All the believers were together and had everything in common. 45 They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need.)
>Acts 4:32-35).
>as with many more examples too long to list

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>>40890338
The bible also say you should take slaves and also raping virgins is fine so long as you pay a $150-$300 fine to her father and take her as one of your many wives. The bible and it's conclusions to as what is right and what is wrong should be taken with a massive pinch of salt. Also, just out of interest can you define what you think 'sin' is?

>>40890295
There is really nothing more Christian than this principle of attention to those lowly. While Christianity teaches that God judges sin, including horrific acts like an old man impregnating a child, and promises ultimate justice, Jesus shows in John 9 that not all suffering is due to personal sin; instead, we can display God's glory by collectively raising, supporting, and loving the child with kindness, resources, and community, transforming tragedy into redemption without negating the perpetrator's accountability. The child could grow to become an influential figure in child care reform as in native american practices; communal child caring, rather than the modern private-behind-wall child care between families.

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>>40890295
(how could one concoct the perfect punishment to a sin with eternal consequence; the suffering of a child which should not be quantified, if only in an infinite sense which avoids an absolute definition; lest we begin to grade sins, above another, or below another sin; deserves equal punishment forever, but only God is capable of this.)

This only resolves with time in the perfect day of the second coming.

>>40890322
I like the Mormon's take. You are going to grow your own universe in your second life in heaven, you are going to tend to your own realm, guiding its evolution, and moral principles; from your experience on earth. The pain and testimony of your own life is only a testament to Gods goodness when you can recognize and call out evil for what it is. How can you know what not to do, as a creator, if you haven't experienced being the deformed child. This Egg experience is present in multiple religions throughout ancient time.

I believe for there to be an infinite concept of the highest good, there should be an infinite concept of the lowest evil, which is the subject OP started;the problem of evil.

I have full conviction these babies should be immediately put in high reverence; (meaning you should do everything in your power to donate to the family keeping the child alive through medical bills) and in heaven they will be made as kings, people you and I will treat them as if we are their servants, because we will be.

The last is the first, and the first will be the last.

>>40890357
You're missing the point entirely. First off, the "slavery" in the Bible isn't the chattel slavery you're thinking of, like the transatlantic slave trade where people were kidnapped and treated as property forever. Biblical Hebrew distinguishes between terms like "eved" (which means servant or bonded laborer, often voluntary) and the root "avad" (the verb for "to serve" or "to work," implying service rather than ownership). In ancient Near Eastern societies, including Israel, poverty drove people (even foreigners) into indentured servitude as a way to survive

think of it as a contract where they'd work as field hands, maids, or laborers for a set time, getting food, shelter, and debt relief in return. For Hebrew servants, it was capped at 6 years (Exodus 21:2), and they had rights like no harsh treatment and release with provisions (Deuteronomy 15:12-15). Even for foreigners, it was regulated to prevent abuse, and the whole system was about economic necessity, not racial or lifelong subjugation.

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>>40890357
On the "raping virgins" thing, that's a total misread of Deuteronomy 22:28-29. The word there isn't about violent rape (that's covered in verse 25, where the rapist gets stoned to death). It's about seduction or non-violent violation in a culture where a woman's virginity affected her marriage prospects and family honor. The law forces the guy to marry her and pay a hefty fine (50 shekels was like a year's wages), ensuring she's not left destitute, it's protective in that patriarchal context, not permissive. And polygamy? Yeah, it happened, but it was never commanded by God; it was tolerated in society like divorce was (Jesus calls it out in Matthew 19:8 as due to "hardness of heart," not God's ideal).

These weren't God's "commands" to go out and do this stuff, they were regulations on existing cultural practices to limit harm and point toward justice. God explicitly tells Israel not to oppress foreigners or the vulnerable because they were once slaves themselves (Exodus 22:21, Leviticus 19:33-34). The Bible's overarching ethic is love your neighbor (Leviticus 19:18), and by the New Testament, it's clear that in Christ, there's no slave or free (Galatians 3:28), slavery gets phased out as incompatible with kingdom values.

as for sin? Biblically, it's anything that misses God's perfect standard, rebellion against Him, whether in actions (like murder) or heart (like hatred). It's what broke the world and causes suffering, but God redeems it through grace. Taking verses out of context to bash the Bible ignores the historical and progressive revelation, read the whole thing before dismissing it with a "pinch of salt."