Amazing answers! Sometimes I wish it was Christmas all the time but I’m reminded that if it was always Christmas then Christmas wouldn’t be so special 😅. Same with if God always let good things happen and never let bad things from happening- those good things wouldn’t be as authentic or special. It’s the struggles that make the good worth it :) Great video!!
I don't think that free will really addresses the issue at and, not just because it is somewhat questionable what free will is supposed to be in the first place, but lets assume for argument sake is indeed such a thing as free will, then it is not also given that what ever I do has to be harmful to other people. But the universe is obviously set up in a way that my decisions can affect other people, and thus the blame resides still with a deity that would have made the rules in the beginning knowing well that this is the result. But it gets worse, people usually say they retain the free will in heaven, but heaven is somehow set up in a way that harm towards others is no longer possible, which implies that this universe could have been differently as well, which leads to the conclusion that human caused suffering is part of what the deity who set it up indented. To some extent I agree with you on the second part, a virtue that is not tested is not a virtue at all. But that would make the people, who die so that others can have their growth, basically worthless. Job in the bible have basically the dead girlfriend in a fridge trope that was rather dominant in comics for a while. That is poor storytelling! And I don't think that lets look your deity much better.
Thank you for your critic! Yes, I did skim over free will and not fully support it on account of trying to keep the video under 10 mins... I will do one soon explaining my position soon and will take your challenges into consideration. Thank you for the thoughtful feed back and I look forward to more conversations!
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Profound answer!
Best one yet! Arguably one of the greatest theologian minds of our generation!!!
What a nice guy!
Amazing answers! Sometimes I wish it was Christmas all the time but I’m reminded that if it was always Christmas then Christmas wouldn’t be so special 😅. Same with if God always let good things happen and never let bad things from happening- those good things wouldn’t be as authentic or special. It’s the struggles that make the good worth it :) Great video!!
Very true! And thank you! :)
I don't think that free will really addresses the issue at and, not just because it is somewhat questionable what free will is supposed to be in the first place, but lets assume for argument sake is indeed such a thing as free will, then it is not also given that what ever I do has to be harmful to other people. But the universe is obviously set up in a way that my decisions can affect other people, and thus the blame resides still with a deity that would have made the rules in the beginning knowing well that this is the result. But it gets worse, people usually say they retain the free will in heaven, but heaven is somehow set up in a way that harm towards others is no longer possible, which implies that this universe could have been differently as well, which leads to the conclusion that human caused suffering is part of what the deity who set it up indented.
To some extent I agree with you on the second part, a virtue that is not tested is not a virtue at all. But that would make the people, who die so that others can have their growth, basically worthless. Job in the bible have basically the dead girlfriend in a fridge trope that was rather dominant in comics for a while. That is poor storytelling! And I don't think that lets look your deity much better.
Thank you for your critic! Yes, I did skim over free will and not fully support it on account of trying to keep the video under 10 mins... I will do one soon explaining my position soon and will take your challenges into consideration. Thank you for the thoughtful feed back and I look forward to more conversations!