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Why are people judging other humans much harsher than they judge God?
If your best friend just watched while your daughter/wife/mother (or anyone you care about) was raped and killed, even though he could have called the police and 100% prevented this... and when you confront him he tells you something like:
- "Oh, I respect the free will of the criminal. I wouldn't do anything that intervenes with that. That's why I watched :) Hope you're not mad!"
You'd probably kill this guy or hate him for the rest of your life. But if God, who has far more power and options to help, does it then people praise him for it or forgive him and find a million excuses. I am not against God being real or any specific religion, I just don't understand how people can be so submissive and eager to forgive all of the crap he does.
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God works through all of us. So does the devil. And when the devil wins it only seems "human" because we are so used to that kind of behavior from people. Spiritual warfare is real.
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>>41913777
I have always been of the opinion that "chosen by God" doesn't necessarily mean you are a good person or even doing good things. God can still use the evil in a single man to do an overall greater good, even if we as mortals are too short sighted to see what it is and can only perceive it as a wicked man doing evil. God is all about the big picture, he has no desire to micromanage the lives of every single human on Earth despite what many may hope (or fear).
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>Why are people judging other humans much harsher than they judge God?
Fear. It's all fear. Religion cannot survive without fear, it's built on fear and its exploited by the Church for that reason. The priest class of elite families realized this and capitalized on it. Now the masses are Saturnian cultists without realizing it.
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>>41913777
Exactly. Also OP you need to understand you're limited in understanding because you are limited to the flesh of a man. You can barely see whats going to happen in the next few moments, GOD sees all things that will ever happen. It's fine to acknowledge when things dont seem right and have questions but its not fair if you're not going to acknowledge your own limitations of understanding. Wouldn't it be arrogant to assume your car mechanic is breaking your car when he starts taking it apart to fix it? There is a reason that you arent currently equipped to understand and you're going to have to accept that and accepting it is the first step to understanding.