Does God Love You?

Bowser said:
If you have the love of a God, is there anything to fear?
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what is love from a god ?

when did you 1st realise you had no love from a god, and when did you suddenly feel that love start ?

have you ever felt that love in-spite of god doing things you dont agree with ?

do you still feel that love when you do things god does not approve of ?
the things god disproves of.. is it in a list written by god ?

could you please post a picture of that list of requirements for that human feeling of love from a god ?

do different gods give a different feeling of love ?
 
RainbowSingularity said:
what is love from a god ?

when did you 1st realise you had no love from a god, and when did you suddenly feel that love start ?

have you ever felt that love in-spite of god doing things you dont agree with ?

do you still feel that love when you do things god does not approve of ?
the things god disproves of.. is it in a list written by god ?

could you please post a picture of that list of requirements for that human feeling of love from a god ?

do different gods give a different feeling of love ?
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The angel of omnipotence had to fight the demon of invincibility, and now you think God doesn't love you enough. Literally an unstoppable force vs a unbearable object.
 
kx000 said:
The angel of omnipotence had to fight the demon of invincibility, and now you think God doesn't love you enough. Literally an unstoppable force vs a unbearable object.
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i like how you try and tell me what im thinking and apply it in a sense that your trying to be informative.
bending the subject of my post away so you do not have to answer any of my questions.
turning the terms of my questions into coda-fied pre-requisit religious doctrine that has no abject need for basic proof or reason.

is love not important to you ?
(p.s telling me 'i just dont understand' is still knowingly and deliberately leading away from the subject of divine love)

i could easily conclude that you mean that love is only created by fighting.

is divine love a fight/battle ?

dont take my post too seriously :)
 
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RainbowSingularity said:
what is love from a god ?

when did you 1st realise you had no love from a god, and when did you suddenly feel that love start ?

have you ever felt that love in-spite of god doing things you dont agree with ?

do you still feel that love when you do things god does not approve of ?
the things god disproves of.. is it in a list written by god ?

could you please post a picture of that list of requirements for that human feeling of love from a god ?

do different gods give a different feeling of love ?
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That is a ton of questions, rain Perhaps the best way to answer is t ask my own...
Do you consider your life to be a gift or a curse?
 
kx000 said:
Would it be immoral to turn your suffering to naught?
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Stop talking about me, my suffering is minimal. But no, I see a lot of suffering in the world, and it would not be immoral to stop it from happening with a well placed lightning strike or tornado. If he performs miraculous saves of people in disasters, He can damn well prevent evil.
 
Bowser said:
Do you consider your life to be a gift or a curse?
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If you see it as a gift, why does life give pain and suffering? That's not much of a gift.
In fact that is more of a curse, no? No matter how hard you try there will always be pain and suffering. It's an inevitable part of the life parcel. Life is great and wonderful and cold and cruel at the same time. If you need a god, give it both qualities, then you need not wonder; "Dear god , why me?", when the pain and suffering touches you.
 
Write4U said:
If you see it as a gift, why does life give pain and suffering? That's not much of a gift.
In fact that is more of a curse, no? No matter how hard you try there will always be pain and suffering. It's an inevitable part of the life parcel. Life is great and wonderful and cold and cruel at the same time. If you need a god, give it both qualities, then you need not wonder; "Dear god , why me?", when the pain and suffering touches you.
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My regret is that I learned how not to cry. Now I cannot cry anymore.

If you need a god, give it both qualities, then you need not wonder
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RainbowSingularity said:
i like how you try and tell me what im thinking and apply it in a sense that your trying to be informative.
bending the subject of my post away so you do not have to answer any of my questions.
turning the terms of my questions into coda-fied pre-requisit religious doctrine that has no abject need for basic proof or reason.

is love not important to you ?
(p.s telling me 'i just dont understand' is still knowingly and deliberately leading away from the subject of divine love)

i could easily conclude that you mean that love is only created by fighting.

is divine love a fight/battle ?

dont take my post too seriously :)
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I'm trying to explain why God is seemingly not there to you.
 
spidergoat said:
Stop talking about me, my suffering is minimal. But no, I see a lot of suffering in the world, and it would not be immoral to stop it from happening with a well placed lightning strike or tornado. If he performs miraculous saves of people in disasters, He can damn well prevent evil.
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God must remain passive ("non-violent"). Violence and killing are "good and evil" at best. Anyways, the buddha says are suffering is caused by our own bigotry, and ignorance and no one can save us but ourselves.
 
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kx000 said:
Evil can manipulate hate with deception, use its invincibility, and torment others, but you can believe in determination and achieve.
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You aren't serious about addressing the question because the problem of evil isn't compatible with a loving God. It's irrelevant if some people transcend the effects of evil through determination.
 
spidergoat said:
You aren't serious about addressing the question because the problem of evil isn't compatible with a loving God. It's irrelevant if some people transcend the effects of evil through determination.
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I rehashed my prior post...

There's one problem with the problem of evil, and that is invincibility fights as a nihilistic demon.
 
kx000 said:
God must remain passive ("non-violent"). Violence and killing are "good and evil" at best. Anyways, the buddha says are suffering is caused by our own bigotry, and ignorance and no one can save us but ourselves.
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God must remain passive? Yes, lets petition God to remain more passive.

Who decides the properties and behavior of God? People decide who God is and what God should do?

Is that not a direct opposite to God deciding what people are and what they should do? He created us in his image, no?
 
Write4U said:
God must remain passive?

Who decides the properties and behavior of God? People decide who God is and what God should do?

Is that not a direct opposite to God deciding what people are and what they should do? He created us in his image, no?
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I'm a Buddhist faithful.
 
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