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Old 06-04-2010, 06:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Why I don't think a Judgemental God could exist.

After being in Christian school since I was 4 I have always been learning about how God will watch me and pretty much tell me how I ****ed up when I'm dead. Now I thought about this a little more and it really doesn't make any sense. Why would a perfect being create imperfect beings and judge them on their imperfections? Why would he even bother creating them in the first place? If he was perfect he would not need any sort of fulfillment he would obtain from creating life. That is why I believe if there is a God (which I doubt there is) only an indifferent God could possibly exist. One that pretty much randomly made everything. One might argue that we are too "special" for this to be true but look at our frame of reference we have as a people we barely know anything outside of our own galaxy and we only know of the type of life that sustain itself on Earth. It would be naive to say the only way any creature can sustain life is the way we know.
What do you guys think about this?
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