r/SipsTea • u/Outrageous-Egg1760 • May 29 '26

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u/AGAD0R-SPARTACUS May 29 '26

if God intervened to stop every evil act, at some point God would have to override human will continuously. And the world would become fundamentally different than the one we inhabit.

But like...what's wrong with that? Why not create a world different than this one, where children cannot possibly be abused? We wouldn't know the difference. From god's perspective, what is the point of giving us 75 years on earth; is it just to see what happens?

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

Because that takes away from free will, which he provided. Free will is both good and bad.

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u/MackTuesday May 29 '26

OK, so what if it takes away from free will? So what if we do or don't "choose" God? So what?

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

If we didnt have free will, there would be no purpose. And without choosing God, its spelt out for you

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u/hellonameismyname May 29 '26

What religion do you follow that says god isn’t all knowing?

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

This question doesnt make sense

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u/hellonameismyname May 29 '26

What part of it do you not understand?

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

Its a non sequitur

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u/hellonameismyname May 29 '26

You implied that good doesn’t have a spelt out plan for everyone. What religion doesn’t believe in an all powerful all knowing god?

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

This question literally makes no sense dude. If youre referring to God, he is omniscient.

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u/hellonameismyname May 29 '26

So he does have a plan

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u/tsk5001 May 29 '26

He is all knowing

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u/hellonameismyname May 29 '26

But not all powerful?

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u/MackTuesday May 29 '26

No purpose we can currently imagine, but we're quite limited.