ninetailschris said:
In conclusion. God does something in the long-term which justfies both parties involved. The wrong party if God deems him to hell forever in toment based on everything the person did in his life then woman can rest knowing justice is coming. If the woman lived a life that God deem for her to go to heaven on judgement day then everything she has problems with will be lifed from her. Finally all of this keeping intact free-will has this people choose to live they way they did and got judge for it when it's all over(judgement day). Judgement day will be the final court date forever one and got has done as he promised since day one.
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We could always ask Torillian whether you dodged your ban or not.
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In further conclusion: God will not interfere with our world because then he would mess with our free will (i.e. he will let shit happen to us so that we can be free).
In that case, may I ask why he flooded the entire world, thus killing all but extremely few humans? Why not wait until judgement day and allow them to keep raping, stealing and killing each other? Why not give everyone an uninterrupted lifetime to make choices, and perhaps regret their actions in their final days? Why interfere with their free will before they have been given a chance to live their full lives? And, assuming shortening their lifetimes actually is an option, why would he not "flood" criminals of today?
My answer to these questions is simple: God doesn't make any sense. Nor does the Bible.
What's your answer?
