Aquitaine
Well-Known Member
From other-side:
"Imagine we lived on a world like this:
- no Earthquakes , no Hurricanes,Tsunamis and whatever you count as a disaster!"
Yeah, I stopped reading after that. Because after that you went from a World without arbitrary, uncontrollable natural disasters - to then a chocolate world coated in sugar.
There's a difference between living in a World where you get everything you want, and a World where the occurance/intensity of natural disasters, birth defects and diseases are significantly reduced.
We're not asking for a chocolate world full of bunnies and eternal happiness and life, along with no desire/need to learn or improve - we're just speculating/proposing a world where there's less emphasis on uncontrollable natural disasters, birth defects and disease, I don't understand why you, and Riverwolf came to the conclusion that me and Beaud were asking for a magic fairytale cherry land of fairies and eternal love.
Here's another point, you say that suffering is our way to learn, our way to "pass the exam", in that case what about the (naturally) aborted fetuses (sp?), the infants that died after birth, the mentally disabled who're unable to grasp certain concepts, the children who starved to death in povety that had no access to any Bible or any other "word of God", and therefore couldn't/were unable to grasp the idea that life is all just a big test? What about the people, who didn't make it - did they just die, skip the test and go straight to an afterlife?
Also:
"How? by passing the exams,by testing yourself and finding out your capacity.God will give you the perfect world after death..."
O RLY?
Where's you're evidence of that, what makes you think there even is an afterlife? Then if that's the case then all this suffering was totally unneccessary. However, since I'm not religous I think it's unneccessary anyways.
"Imagine we lived on a world like this:
- no Earthquakes , no Hurricanes,Tsunamis and whatever you count as a disaster!"
Yeah, I stopped reading after that. Because after that you went from a World without arbitrary, uncontrollable natural disasters - to then a chocolate world coated in sugar.
There's a difference between living in a World where you get everything you want, and a World where the occurance/intensity of natural disasters, birth defects and diseases are significantly reduced.
We're not asking for a chocolate world full of bunnies and eternal happiness and life, along with no desire/need to learn or improve - we're just speculating/proposing a world where there's less emphasis on uncontrollable natural disasters, birth defects and disease, I don't understand why you, and Riverwolf came to the conclusion that me and Beaud were asking for a magic fairytale cherry land of fairies and eternal love.
Here's another point, you say that suffering is our way to learn, our way to "pass the exam", in that case what about the (naturally) aborted fetuses (sp?), the infants that died after birth, the mentally disabled who're unable to grasp certain concepts, the children who starved to death in povety that had no access to any Bible or any other "word of God", and therefore couldn't/were unable to grasp the idea that life is all just a big test? What about the people, who didn't make it - did they just die, skip the test and go straight to an afterlife?
Also:
"How? by passing the exams,by testing yourself and finding out your capacity.God will give you the perfect world after death..."
O RLY?
Where's you're evidence of that, what makes you think there even is an afterlife? Then if that's the case then all this suffering was totally unneccessary. However, since I'm not religous I think it's unneccessary anyways.