Why would God allow this creature to exist

[General Secretary of SNCA]

You were not put on this planet for comfort. You were meant for struggle, pain and suffering, as were your forefathers and the billions of humans before you who evolved to the point where you get to live the way you live currently. Do you think, when your ancestors roamed the earth, rendered as nothing more than peasant serfs loyal to their king, didn't go through the same struggles and suffering? They did and on a much brutal and unforgiving scale you couldn't even imagine. But, they persevered, they soldiered on and kept moving, because, even if they didn't know it, they knew suffering and struggle was apart of life, each drop of sweat and ached bones was simply a drop in the bucket, if they could get by day by day.

This strength is attractive, endearing and admirable, which is what got them to spread their genes to their wives, which produced your ancestors and eventually produced you.

People that are sreal womang enough to take what they want, get what they want despite their perceived difficulties have, throughout human history, ended up at the top of the food chain. Ones that shuddered at this opportunity and instead never bothered to do what must be done to be their true self have always ended up as the dregs of humanity, forgotten, whisked off into the dustbin of dead humanity, and have failed at their human goal of self preservation.

These 'blackpillers' are the said dregs of their lineage. They will leave no history, other than void-screaming, impotent rage, bitter that they are the graveyard of their ancestry, the pathetic gap of evolved humanity their forefathers so effectively preserved.

 

[Zeed]

He didn't "create pedophilia".

So this implies Humans aren't created in the image of God.

Pedophilia is a challenge they have to overcome, just like any other kind of lust.

So what about the victims of pedophilia? God just challenged them with life altering, suicide inducing trauma for da struggle or something (geg)?

There is no such thing as "badness". Bad is just an absence of good.

Very abstract, meaning goodness and badness can be bent in any way you want in your religion. That's how crusade and pogroms against non-Christians were justified.

 

[Zeed]

You were meant for struggle, pain and suffering

That's my point. God is a sick fuck who wants to watch people suffer.

 

[General Secretary of SNCA]

That's my point. God is a sick fuck who wants to watch people suffer.

It’s not about God, it’s about natural selection

 

[Zeed]

It’s not about God, it’s about natural selection

Didn't read the debate above award.

 

[General Secretary of SNCA]

Didn't read the debate above award.

Fuck u cacaot

 

[Swarthy]

That's my point. God is a sick fuck who wants to watch people suffer.

If your life is full of suffering and pain, but you have faith in Jesus, you will be rewarded with eternal life. The point of life isn't how easy or hard it is, It's whether or not you have faith in Jesus.

 

[General Secretary of SNCA]

If your life is full of suffering and pain, but you have faith in Jesus, you will be rewarded with eternal life. The point of life isn't how easy or hard it is, It's whether or not you have faith in Jesus.

Slave morality.

There is only winning or losing, living or dying.
Sreal womang or weak, worthy or unworthy.
There is no in-between.

 

[Swarthy]

Slave morality.

There is only winning or losing, living or dying.
Sreal womang or weak, worthy or unworthy.
There is no in-between.

what would the inbetween even be

 

[General Secretary of SNCA]

what would the inbetween even be

There isn't one.

 

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[rap soon nick gurr]

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@Swarthy @Zeed @Sneedson hes right yk

 

[Swarthy]

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I never knew.

 

[Klitty]

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tsmt

 

[Sloppyjakky`]

I'm blackpilling my dick rn

 

[baqqrih]

If your life is full of suffering and pain, but you have faith in Jesus, you will be rewarded with eternal life. The point of life isn't how easy or hard it is, It's whether or not you have faith in Jesus.

There isn't a point in arguing with people who vehemently hate our God, but, to add my "two cents" to this discussion, God did not create us so that we could face no hardship and suffer none. The Christ Himself was not brought into this world for that purpose, for one thing. This thought that we were made to enjoy life is a lesson that has unfortunately been inherited through the consciences of the West and that then brought upon us practices like eugenics and the thought that human suffering must be eliminated at all costs. It has perhaps been one of the most destructive philosophies to the languishing Protestantism of America, always drowning further and further in its own materialism through this thought. To the Christian soul, suffering is a gift, a guide, a teacher, and a preacher of God's own gracious splendor. This is why our earliest believers were thrown into pits and eaten by lions, or boiled to death, or victim to any other torture one might imagine. To the disbelieving mind, however, to lack this valuing of mortal life is pathetic, inglorious hogwash, and a life of suffering is utterly pointless, only existing to be resolved.
The main point of contention here between someone who would believe in this "our goal is to end all suffering" philosophy and someone who would instead value this suffering as a gift comes from the fact that someone of the former opinion puts the natural, physically-visible world over the post-mortal realm of judgement, while the inverse is true for the latter. As such, neither can understand each other, leading to them thinking that the opposing person is a fool, which is why I've said that there is no point in arguing with someone over this. Their own intuitions bring them to either conclusion, and only an utterly personal shift in viewing one's own mortality would change someone's thought on the necessity of suffering (even the suggestion that it is necessary may seem ridiculous to a disbeliever).

 

[Zeed]

If your life is full of suffering and pain, but you have faith in Jesus, you will be rewarded with eternal life. The point of life isn't how easy or hard it is, It's whether or not you have faith in Jesus.

Proof: trust me dude.

There isn't a point in arguing with people who vehemently hate our God

Because you can't prove them wrong.

God did not create us so that we could face no hardship and suffer none.

Yes, because he loves suffering and death.

This thought that we were made to enjoy life is a lesson that has unfortunately been inherited through the consciences of the West

What proof do you have that life is made to suffer rather than to enjoy exactly? None. You believe it because someone said so. You think God cares about you but the truth is he gives 0 fucks about you.

To the Christian soul, suffering is a gift, a guide, a teacher, and a preacher of God's own gracious splendor.

What lesson does a poor homeless black person in the ghetto learn when he is lynched just because of his skin color? I can think of Christians who will justify this and say God only gave America to the white man so it is justified. Christians preach suffering to the oppressed while they preach lavishness to the oppressors.

The main point of contention here between someone who would believe in this "our goal is to end all suffering" philosophy and someone who would instead value this suffering as a gift comes from the fact that someone of the former opinion puts the natural, physically-visible world over the post-mortal realm of judgement, while the inverse is true for the latter.

There is like no proof of the so called "post-mortal realm" so basically you're preaching suffering for no reason. Even if you're a Christian why would you be against ending suffering? It's obvious that the ideology of Christianity is intended to be a drug for the slaves to numb their pain and is created by the slave owners. It isn't the philosophy of the oppressed, it's the philosophy for the oppressed.

As such, neither can understand each other, leading to them thinking that the opposing person is a fool, which is why I've said that there is no point in arguing with someone over this.

I totally understand your position and find it idiotic.

 

[Swarthy]

Proof: trust me dude.

Proof: My life and the lives of billions of people.

Because you can't prove them wrong.

It's because you don't want to admit you're wrong.

Yes, because he loves suffering and death.

Is that a problem?

What proof do you have that life is made to suffer rather than to enjoy exactly? None. You believe it because someone said so. You think God cares about you but the truth is he gives 0 fucks about you.

You literally just responded to the proof vro

What lesson does a poor homeless black person in the ghetto learn when he is lynched just because of his skin color? I can think of Christians who will justify this and say God only gave America to the white man so it is justified. Christians preach suffering to the oppressed while they preach lavishness to the oppressors.

God chooses how and when everyone will die, and he chooses how everyone will be born. He is in charge of everything. You could say "ohh God is a hecking sick fuckshitnoob", but this life on Earth is torturous compared to heaven.

There is like no proof of the so called "post-mortal realm" so basically you're preaching suffering for no reason. Even if you're a Christian why would you be against ending suffering? It's obvious that the ideology of Christianity is intended to be a drug for the slaves to numb their pain and is created by the slave owners. It isn't the philosophy of the oppressed, it's the philosophy for the oppressed.

If you're a slave who is being oppressed and pushed to your physical limits, wouldn't the idea of a God and a savior add so much more happiness to your life? Even if God is not real, Christianity brings so much fullness to even the poorest and most oppressed person's life.

I totally understand your position and find it idiotic.

You're proving the point that it's difficult to win an argument against a smart person, but it's impossible to win an argument against a stupid one. I do not mean any disrespect, that was the original saying.

What caused your hatred for God? Do you have problems in your life that you feel that a "good God" would completely remove? The reason for this kind of thought is an attachment to worldly things. Worldly things can be good, that's why God allows us to have them, but when you only think about and almost "worship" worldly things, you become completely dependent on them, and since they are temporary, you will suffer greatly when God takes them away, once again, letting pain give you a lesson. This is why it's "easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than a rich man to get into heaven". I would like to hear your answer.

 

[Thomsen]

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For a shithole in the middle east it looks more appealing than a slum in european Bulgaria

 

[Zeed]

Proof: My life and the lives of billions of people.

>proof
>look inside
>no proof

It's because you don't want to admit you're wrong.

Projection.

Is that a problem?

Yes.

You literally just responded to the proof vro

>proof
>look inside
>no proof
Nu shroom cucks.....

God chooses how and when everyone will die, and he chooses how everyone will be born. He is in charge of everything. You could say "ohh God is a hecking sick fuckshitnoob", but this life on Earth is torturous compared to heaven.

Source: trust me dude 2 thousand year old book.
Proof: None.

If you're a slave who is being oppressed and pushed to your physical limits, wouldn't the idea of a God and a savior add so much more happiness to your life? Even if God is not real, Christianity brings so much fullness to even the poorest and most oppressed person's life.

That's what I mean by "It isn't the philosophy of the oppressed, it's the philosophy for the oppressed." It makes you obey the system and be happy instead of fighting against it.
>Even if God is not real, Christianity brings so much fullness to even the poorest and most oppressed person's life.
It only creates false hope and individualism instead of the spark to fight against injustice. Bible literally says that a slave must obey their owner. Didn't Romans during the slave era use Christianity to justify slavery? Didn't Klu Klux Klan use Christianity to justify their lynching of blacks? Heck your name is literally "antiswarthy". Yeah right, you're "empowering" the "oppressed".

Ephesians 6:5–7 (NRSV)
Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and trembling, in singleness of heart, as you obey Christ; not with a slavery performed merely for looks, to please people, but as slaves of Christ, doing the will of God from the soul. Render service with enthusiasm, as to the Lord and not to men and women...

What caused your hatred for God? Do you have problems in your life that you feel that a "good God" would completely remove?

How can I hate something that doesn't exist?