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Every answer I saw to that points out to God not being as loving and holy as portrayed. The whole premise of "God decided to show Satan (why God thinks he need
by ilyt 4y ago
Every answer I saw to that points out to God not being as loving and holy as portrayed.
The whole premise of "God decided to show Satan (why God thinks he need to prove anything to Satan in the first place?) his point by tormenting some mortal is... sadistic at best ?". And doesn't really touch topic of "why someone is allowed to be tortured by disease from birth and dies due to no action of their own will".
- xboxnolifes 4y agoMy personal head canon is that God is actually the devil, and all of the books are his propaganda. "Satan" wasn't banished from heaven, he is the true God who escaped from Heaven after "God" invaded. The warning to not fall for the devil's temptation is just the perfect irony of the situation. Though, in just a non-religious who grew up Christian, so this is all for fun and games.
- ilyt 4y agoMy conclusion based on bible and state of the world was that either God doesn't exist or he is evil. There is no way way to be describe many of his actions as ones of benevolence.