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I sincerely hope this doesn't get taken the wrong way but this seems like a worldly solution to a Godly problem. Is the God in the Quran not sovereign? Why wou
by HumblyTossed 2y ago
I sincerely hope this doesn't get taken the wrong way but this seems like a worldly solution to a Godly problem. Is the God in the Quran not sovereign? Why would He need humans to protect the Quran?
Again, not a critique, just a curiosity.
- dasil003 2y agoBecause even when you’re all powerful, it’s hard to find good help
- eru 2y agoWhy would any almighty deity need humans to do anything at all? This is a generalised critique against most commandments of many religions. (If the deity didn't want me to commit act X, why is act X even physically possible?) There are quite a few specific and also generalised responses to this critique. Look for eg "Why does God permit evil?", "Why does God allow suffering?" and similar.)
- HumblyTossed 2y ago> Look for eg "Why does God permit evil?", "Why does God allow suffering?" and similar.) That's addressed in Job.
- eru 2y agoYes. And that's just one way to address a part of this topic of one (or a small number of) religions. There's different answers, even amongst the same religion, but even more across religions. Btw, you might like https://unsongbook.com/ https://unsongbook.com/