How can god love everyone equally

[Deleted member 30942]

And then create both these people?

Religioncels please explain

 

[Yuno_howitez]

either he doesn't exist or he is giving everyone specific tests for a certain reason

 

[Deleted member 19499]

God ain't real

 

[Deleted member 30942]

either he doesn't exist or he is giving everyone specific tests for a certain reason

Why would he give anyone tests if he already knows the results?

 

[apocalypse]

 

[exo]

That's what I'm trying to figure out

 

[Deleted member 30942]

Why?

He already knows the outcomes

 

[Deleted member 30942]

@HarrierDuBois

 

[HarrierDuBois]

@HarrierDuBois

Humans are corrupted we value bad things because we are not righteous people we are sinners.

 

[Deleted member 30942]

Humans are corrupted we value bad things because we are not righteous people we are sinners.

But if god truly loved everybody equally why would he want innocent people to suffer?

 

[HarrierDuBois]

But if god truly loved everybody equally why would he want innocent people to suffer?

God gave every human being the freedom of choice, with choice you can do many things.

 

[JohnDoe]

Right is a homo and his genetic line ends with him.

 

[thickdickdaddy27]

Mysterious ways bro

 

[Deleted member 23359]

the dude on the right live a better life than 99 percent of people

he should be thanking god 24/7 for being born in the west and in the easiest time in history

both of these motherfuckers life would suck hell if they were born on the fcking 1700s or something

 

[Deleted member 33275]

either he doesn't exist or he is giving everyone specific tests for a certain reason

yeah, but at which point does someone become "someone"?

until a certain phase, you are indistinguishable from other entities; after getting certain attributes assigned to "you", you become someone

by that testing argument, it's only logical that god is testing the performance and functionalities of those attributes per se, there's no period where a magical you starts and stops existing

(reminder i'm using mental gymnastics of catholics here and not making these claims myself, since they are obviously on a very infantile level)

and this is all while pretending genetics/evolution aren't a thing. it's hilarious to see vatican formally accept these as a part of the picture when, bullshit aside, it completely annihilates vast majority of concepts in christianity

 

[Yuno_howitez]

yeah, but at which point does someone become "someone"?

until a certain phase, you are indistinguishable from other entities; after getting certain attributes assigned to "you", you become someone

by that testing argument, it's only logical that god is testing the performance and functionalities of those attributes per se, there's no period where a magical you starts and stops existing

(reminder i'm using mental gymnastics of catholics here and not making these claims myself, since they are obviously on a very infantile level)

the only comfort I have is if he's not real it really didn't mean anything if I suffered my whole life or not because I won't remember anything once I'm dead, Chad won't either

 

[Geoff2024]

And then create both these people?View attachment 2385048

Religioncels please explain

God does not love everyone equally. If you do more good than another nigga he will love you more. To God looks don't matter nor does skin color. In his eyes the more righteous you are the more beloved you are to him. And again everyone has their own tests. Let's say I am an ugly nigga that gets humiliated everyday and gets 0 play which affects me mentally and makes me feel like shit everyday, god will compensate me accordingly to my suffering meaning that everyone will be happy at the end of the day. It's also said that before we were sent down to earth our souls already existed and god asked every soul if they wanna go through with their lives knowing that some of them might be dealt the shittiest cards and every soul said yes. This was so when we actually go to the judgment day, nobody will be able to say I did not choose to be born.