This and other posts is the reason I shared my dream. And the reason I called it "The Ethics Of God".Free will is our greatest gift and our greatest curse. I will keep mine and defend it and yours to the death.
It seems that there is somewhat of a paradox. We pray for God to help us but we refuse that help when it is offered.
After this dream I was stunned by the simplicity of the ethical dilemma of self determination (free-willed self determination) and intervention that impacts on this self determination.
So in essence "God" is hamstrung by his own ethics. Wants to help but can't with out diminishing the integrity of free-will and self determination.
I guess this mangod will have to determine with his own self determination what sort of world he wants to live in.
Has he got the same right to self determination as we all have?
And if this includes a peaceful world then should he be condemned for excersising his own freewill at the lessening of others freewill.
Or should he just go away and find another planet to go live on.
If you put it in context. He sits at his home and watches all this uneccessary suffering on TV knowing at all times that he could just make it all go away.
How would you cope knowing you had the power to remove war and yet feel obliged to watch all the killing and violence go on, just because of a sense of respect?
Hearing people condemning God for not helping? Screaming for relief from the agony of legs blown off because of a land mine.
How would you cope knowing all the time that it could have been avoided?