God knows that no man will live a sin-free life. Having no evil in this world is not a possible outcome.

All in accordance with what he settled with.

perspective

If there was no strife then we would all already be in heaven.

The problem with heaven and perfection is if that is all you've ever known, you take if for granted. Like a child born in wealth who is given his every whim and knows nothing else, grows disenchanted because it's all meaningless and empty to him. Until he experiences hardships he has no appreciation for his wealth. Until he suffers with others he seeks only to please himself. Until someone gives him without him being able to repay that person back - ever, he knows only money as having worth.

In heaven there is only God's will. On Earth there is man's will. Once we experience what a mess, and what a triumph that man's will can be, we can gladly submit to ourselves to God's perfect will in heaven that allows all to triumph in Him, through Him, not one over the other as we have it here.

Why if he exist, humain are made as the god picture sooooo,


Why do we have Extremely rich people feeding is wealth on the back of the poor ? Because deep down he doesn't care as far as the poor doesn't treath him.

So to be sure we have to make a weapon to kill God. So people I will start a kickstarter to make it happen.

Will see if god really existe. and then he will start the rapture, and then zombie apocalypse its like a win win situation

Was that supposed to be a rebuttal or did you just not have anything else worth saying?

I'll throw in my two cents. My last two cents were actually bottle caps. This time, it's for real.

Who decides what's terrible? Man? From our point of view, a tsunami is a terrible thing. From the tuna's point of view, fishing is a terrible thing. From a bacteria's point of view, boiling meat is a terrible thing. The earth is a perfect ball of life floating in the vacuum of space. There's a balance that we just don't understand. As great as it would be for us to live forever in perfect bliss, that wouldn't last long. Everything has its purpose and that is the beauty of God. It's okay for us to question but realize that we are like mere children questioning the actions of an adult. We may not have the capacity to understand the answers to the questions we ask.

Sorry can you try that again but in English this time?

Another thing I don't understand? "Free Will." I like the idea, but I find it to be incompatible with the Bible. Especially Exodus 4:21.

Man decides what's best for man. I hope that wasn't a serious question?

Presumably Cain would know what Cain had done - I was more alluding that maybe God was trying to get Cain to confess to some other person. But as I said, it's a stretch.

The term "rhetorical question" may be lost on you.  Of course we decide what's best for us--but we can only decide from our point of view.  What we see as something terrible may be something necessary in a greater scheme.