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it’s called science brotha

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you should get into theology

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If all of humanity and life died tomorrow from Betelgeuse going supernova with zero warning because it travels at light speed what would change in the universe

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Why would a loving god strand the majority of his followers in a time where his miracles seem to appear less and less as we create better ways of remembering and recording history? I believe in Jesus’ sacrifice on a human level, and morality is a useful tool to keep society running but I can’t play Pascal’s wager with thousands of different religions and denominations. I see god as an anthropomorphization of what we consider good and bad in the universe and I can’t see it as anything else

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I hate acting like an r/atheism loser because I appreciate peoples beliefs but I like debating it more. I also hold that atheism is a religion. If god is all good, all knowing, and all powerful, why would he give us free will? It’s not a test, and if it is then God already knows whats going to happen and everything is predetermined already and none of our choices are truly our own. They’re his. My success or failure is entirely out of my hands, and that doesn’t sit right with me.

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God was capable of creating a universe with free will and without evil, so why didn’t he?

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I completely agree that virtue can only exist when chosen freely, but then how can an all powerful god claim to be all good if he does nothing to stop the suffering of the people who worship him?

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Which is completely fine, I don’t know why we need a god for that. Because either way we’ve inherited this earth and the future is up to us. Thanks

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