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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Grandk who wrote (19683)	3/23/2005 11:14:11 PM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (2) of 28931

"if someone killed defenseless women and children would that be bad?" Ever hear of the Passover Jason? The question is not "someone" as if it was just anyone but rather; does God have the right to take a life that He has created? "Suppose the Hutu claimed God commanded they kill the Tutsi." Claiming something and actually receiving a direct command from God are two different matters. "Should we call this just because God can do with His creatures what He wishes?" Again; Claiming God told you to do something is not the same thing at all. Here's a question for you. What if one of those children were named Adolf, and God, knowing the things he would do decided to command his death; would that be evil? "why the double standard?" We can say it's wrong for you and I to play God, but it is not a double standard to acknowledge that it is perfectly fine for God. God gives life and he can take it away whenever He wants. "Scripture that makes God out to be a ruthless tyrant should be taken one way. It is as a spiritual lesson that we need to purge ourselves of all worldly corruption." Huhhh? I don't know of any scriptures that do that. God is always just in His dealings. Justice and Holiness are part of His essential nature and character, not some standard above or beyond Him. If he takes the life of a person who has not yet done anything wrong, then I don't see any compelling reason why that person would not be graciously accepted into Heaven. OTOH, if God chooses to end the life of a person who has done evil then He is perfectly just in judging that person according to their deeds. There is not one innocent person who will ever go to Hell! "Making claims that it is ok to kill defenseless women and children and keep the virgins as long as God commands it is ridiculous. Who are you trying to impress with this? Surely not anyone with the tiniest thread of morality." I chose not to answer a loaded question because it was given insincerely. You chose to and now it's blowing up in your face. You have just said that God has done evil. Why should anyone want to know your evil God? Have to run to play hockey tonight. I'll pick this up where I left off after the game.

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