God's love is eternal and it is perfect, but it's not unconditional.
That's fair. That makes more sense than God loving an axe-wielding rapist as much as Mother Theresa.
That's fair. That makes more sense than God loving an axe-wielding rapist as much as Mother Theresa.
Riveting article btw. Incredible what you have been through. I was happy to read your daughter is well!
If evil is a decision, how could you make the decision to be evil? Deciding to be evil would itself be an evil act. It is an infinite regress.
If evil is built in, how could you possibly respect a god that punishes what it creates for being as it created it?
As is the god found in the bible, if you've ever read it start to finish instead of (like most people) cherrypicking choice quotes from what you heard the pastor tell you some sunday morning.
I believe God is rational and therefore it is right for us to rationally evaluate the claims of gods and their proponents, however, we proceed with humility, because it follows that if God is God, then his ways are higher than ours.
Belief in God (and Zero) makes the most sense to me, even with my unanswered questions.
It's an article from the Mormon church (the one that believes god lives on a planet and that you will get one too when you die) and is 80% made of bible quotes.
No thanks.