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I disagree, death for example is inevitable but nonetheless we are commanded to protect life. The inevitable does not exempt a person from doing their best, eve
by faissaloo 7y ago
I disagree, death for example is inevitable but nonetheless we are commanded to protect life. The inevitable does not exempt a person from doing their best, everyone will be held to account for their actions.
- dwaltrip 7y agoI'm simply saying that if someone believed a disastrous situation was directly caused by a deity, it seems that would be a strong disincentive to actually trying to fix the situation themselves. Why on Earth would anyone work directly against the actions of God, or try to take responsibility for something that God is clearly in charge of? I have seen people use similar logic before, even specifically for climate change.
- faissaloo 7y ago>I'm simply saying that if someone believed a disastrous situation was directly caused by a deity satan himself was a creation of God, that doesn't mean we just lie down and indulge all manner of sin. >Why on Earth would anyone work directly against the actions of God, or try to take responsibility for something that God is clearly in charge of? All things that occur, do so by the will of God (i.e: occasionalism). >I have seen people use similar logic before, even specifically for climate change. I'd assume their theology has shaky foundations.