Anonymous #6 2d

Lmaooo I know right

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Anonymous #10 2d

literally some fuck ass ppl in these comments

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Anonymous jesusiskinggg 2d

acting like people don’t suffer and die ALL THE TIME

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Anonymous #16 2d

I’m sorry for your loss!

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Anonymous #15 2d

Has nothing to do with God btw. Human sin is the reason for pain in the world, if God wiped sin out by force (therefore reestablishing a perfect earth with no sin and no death), then we would become mindless robots. Instead he offered humanity a choice to either accept redemption and conform ourselves to Him or not to. God limits himself for the sake of our free will.

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Anonymous #6 2d

Thank God for the intellect he gave these doctors and for the perseverance it took to get through their studies 🙏

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Anonymous #21 2d

Sorry you have little faith and don’t believe God still heals so imma repeat God is good, all the time, if he ain’t, THEN YOU LYINGGGGG✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

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Anonymous #15 2d

Why? BECAUSE THERES EVIL BROTHA it goes to show how much we’ve turned away from Jesus cause if we all had Jesus there wouldn’t be suffering if every last person on this earth knew Jesus was Jehovah rapha not ONE PERSON WOULD BE SICK ✝️

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Anonymous #21 2d

thankfully they were able to just do that themselves

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Anonymous #21 2d

Maybe the effort that person put into passing actually not god but okay

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Anonymous #24 2d

#24 didn’t get the sarcasm lol

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Anonymous #21 2d

Hello

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Anonymous #7 2d

I was not being sarcastic at all

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Anonymous #21 2d

Seems so but we thank god for life

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Anonymous jesusiskinggg 2d

when did i say God doesn’t heal??

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Anonymous #21 2d

You can’t claim your original statement AND the complete opposite, we need to SPEAK freedom, peace, happiness we can’t sit in our sorrow just my two cents sorry if I came off harsh I’m like relearning life rn 🫶🏼

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Anonymous #21 2d

“Human sin is the reason for pain in the world” If Adam and Eve had not committed the original sin, does that mean that natural evils (cancer, hurricanes, volcanoes) would have never existed?

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Anonymous #21 2d

#21 yes you were being sarcastic

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Anonymous jesusiskinggg 2d

bruh my first comment wasnt replying to u it was replying to #15 😭 my claim was that human suffering isnt the doing of God but the work of sin.

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Anonymous #26 2d

Well yeah thats what the idea is. According to Christianity death is the wages (direct result of) sin. Before sin entered the world, there was no death or suffering. Hurricanes and volcanoes are not evils in and of themselves. The destruction they cause would be considered evil, but in a world without death where these things couldn’t hurt anyone, they would just be another showcase of God’s power and majesty, like all the rest of Creation.

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Anonymous #25 2d

I thank my mother for life

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Anonymous #28 2d

Thank your Dad too. He did half the humping

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Anonymous #21 2d

Wasn’t that the devil

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Anonymous #21 2d

So their cancer was from their sin??

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Anonymous #33 2d

no, its a result of living in a broken world. we all have problems because of being in a broken world. its sins fault. not any one persons fault.

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Anonymous #21 2d

Can you explain to me how hurricanes and volcanoes did not hurt anyone prior to original sin?

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Anonymous #21 2d

Additionally, I am curious as to whether or not cancer cells existed prior to original sin.

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Anonymous #26 2d

Seeing as cancer cells are caused by abnormalities in the genetic code of the cell i’d say that its safe to assume that they would not be present in a perfect form of Creation. This is me speaking though, not the Bible.

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Anonymous #21 2d

Where do you draw the line with cellular mutation, in that case? Like, if your claim is that there was no mutation prior to original sin, I have a million follow-up questions about how human reproduction worked and cells interacted with radiation prior to original sin.

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Anonymous #26 2d

*and ~how~ cells interacted

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Anonymous #6 2d

Atheist cant even wish a person well

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Anonymous #22 2d

That’s a terrible way to spell “doctors and medicine”.

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Anonymous #35 1d

Hell is real, I been there. If you’re stupid and ignorant enough not to know there is a god, when it’s been proven time and time again, you really do deserve to burn in hell for all eternity

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Anonymous anas_daddy 1d

you have not been to hell

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Anonymous #23 1d

iVe BeEn To HeLl GuYs

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Anonymous anas_daddy 1d

You haven’t been to hell. Anyone who says they “died” and went to the afterlife says that it fits whatever religion they follow. Muslims see Muslim Heaven, Jews see Jewish Heaven, Buddhists see Nirvana.

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Anonymous #39 1d

Nah bro, this hell was man made, it was a place on earth and I spent three months there, going the layers of it. It got worse and worse the closer I came to getting out

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Anonymous anas_daddy 1d

Oh okay metaphorical hell. I can get behind that

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Anonymous #2 1d

Except yes I would

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Anonymous #37 1d

Amen brother Ben, shot a chicken killed a hen

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Anonymous anas_daddy 1d

That’s a pretty shit thing to say my dude whether you believe in religion or not. In fact what you just said was the conflict of many holy wars: wars with a lot of bloodshed. Just saying

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Anonymous #33 1d

Many people misremember the name of the tree as the “tree of knowledge”. When really the name was the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Satan didn’t enlighten humanity. He stole its innocence.

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Anonymous #26 1d

What you are doing here is called “putting God in a box.” And mutations are not necessary for reproduction. In today’s world mutations always happens with reproduction, and it is an important source of genetic variation. However, this would be unnecessary with a perfectly designed gene pool. I would also like to remind you that this is my own conjecture, not the teaching of the church or the Bible. As there are multiple interpretations of Genesis.

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Anonymous #21 1d

I’d need a definition of what “putting God in a box” means to you. It seems to me that you implicitly believe in the laws of physics radically changing (hence mutations and harmful {as opposed to “non-harmful”} natural phenomena like hurricanes and volcanoes) after the event of original sin without any external evidence, and that is what I am trying to get you to clarify.

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Anonymous #21 1d

I would also now add “perfectly designed gene pool” to your list of assertions as well. However, even with a “perfect” gene pool, without sufficient population size and genetic drift, human sexual reproduction as you describe it (prior to original sin) might genetically get eerily close to asexual outcomes (populations with very uniform genomes) without any mutation.

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Anonymous #26 1d

id like to ask you where you think the laws of physics came from if not God. Nothing comes from Nothing. We can look at nature and see this. And i posture that if there is a God that created the heaven and the earth then He is perfectly capable of changing those rules when and however he wants to. Assuming He cant is putting him “in a box” per se.

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Anonymous #21 1d

I’m not saying that your explanation is impossible by necessity (not trying to do Hume’s fallacy on miracles), but it does seem that you believe this out of necessity rather than out of any sort evidentiary support.

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Anonymous #21 1d

How can we infer the claim “nothing comes from nothing” from nature I’m agnostic to where the laws of physics came from (I’m not very well-read on advanced physics). To be clear, are you asking why the laws of physics are the way we observe them to be, or are you asking what grounds the laws of physics? See my previous message regarding miracles, and why I don’t think I’m putting God in a box.

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Anonymous #26 1d

Oops! I forgot to finish the first paragraph. How can we infer the claim “nothing comes from nothing” from nature when nature is *not* nothing, but is rather something?

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Anonymous #26 1d

Because nothing can be manufactured from nothing. Even to create mass you need energy, and to make energy you need mass (if you aren’t just converting mass to mass and energy to energy). What i was saying is there is nothing in nature that comes into being by itself, everything has a cause or a form of existence before itself. Flies don’t appear from the air but they hatch from eggs laid by other flies. Sand doesn’t appear in the desert, it is ground down from larger rocks and particles.

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Anonymous #21 1d

Satan was literally God’s favorite angel who got banished to hell cuz he disagreed with God (like a normal son-father relationship) and promoted the idea of free will, as opposed to God’s demand of lifelong worship and dedication to his requirements lmao. Satan is literally a bro and God’s kind of a huge dick.

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Anonymous #21 1d

Generally speaking (at least in a non-academic sense), I’m relatively inclined to agree with you that “nothing comes from nothing”, but in the context of a Philosophy of Religion discussion, I think you’re being sloppy in justifying “nothing comes from nothing” with an inductive argument rather than a deductive argument. That being said, I’m happy to (huge emphasis here) ~tentatively~ affirm “nothing comes from nothing” if that keeps the conversation moving.

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Anonymous #2 1d

I absolutely would because their myths are just as abhorrent.

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Anonymous #2 1d

lmao yea i would. what makes you think that?

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Anonymous #14 1d

God is a robot confirmed

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Anonymous #4 1d

Go ask your doctor! No reason to die early!!

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Anonymous #4 1d

Yeah what? Go to the doctor this is a terrible way to die. Why not capitalize on your chance of survival?!

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Anonymous jesusiskinggg 1d

FTR I donate monthly to certain organizations and today I bought a meal for a veteran who looked like he needed help and 100% I would donate 200 dollars to this person if it was on a legit website and NOT a scamming cause may God judge you fr

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Anonymous #18 1d

Thank you 🩷

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Anonymous #16 1d

So lame

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Anonymous #7 23h

Supppp

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Anonymous #7 22h

Satan is the logical and compassionate answer.

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Anonymous #7 11h

Ew I’d hate to be you

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