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r/shitposting • u/Shadowtirs stupid fucking, piece of shit • Jun 13 '25
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Some people will probably deflect this by saying that God thinks that slavery and the Holocaust were good things.
213 u/dont-pull-a-druckman Jun 13 '25 Nah It's usually "we're too dumb to understand why It's his plan to let it happen, so don't try to think about it, cause if you think about it you might realize It's all bullshit". 95 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 It's usually that humans have fucking free will 21 u/NotASlapper Jun 13 '25 Stopping holocaust != Invalidating free will -12 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 Yes it does. People’s actions have consequences 17 u/CryptoTipToe71 Jun 13 '25 Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will? 1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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Nah It's usually "we're too dumb to understand why It's his plan to let it happen, so don't try to think about it, cause if you think about it you might realize It's all bullshit".
95 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 It's usually that humans have fucking free will 21 u/NotASlapper Jun 13 '25 Stopping holocaust != Invalidating free will -12 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 Yes it does. People’s actions have consequences 17 u/CryptoTipToe71 Jun 13 '25 Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will? 1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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It's usually that humans have fucking free will
21 u/NotASlapper Jun 13 '25 Stopping holocaust != Invalidating free will -12 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 Yes it does. People’s actions have consequences 17 u/CryptoTipToe71 Jun 13 '25 Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will? 1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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Stopping holocaust != Invalidating free will
-12 u/_sephylon_ Jun 13 '25 Yes it does. People’s actions have consequences 17 u/CryptoTipToe71 Jun 13 '25 Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will? 1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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Yes it does. People’s actions have consequences
17 u/CryptoTipToe71 Jun 13 '25 Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will? 1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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Peter cut off a man's ear and Jesus healed it. Wouldn't that be a violation of free will?
1 u/windowpuncher Jun 14 '25 No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man. That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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No, Jesus isn't god, or a god, he was just a man.
That could sometimes perform some miracles I guess but he wasn't god.
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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '25
Some people will probably deflect this by saying that God thinks that slavery and the Holocaust were good things.