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How does free will explains children with cancer or is that good thing?
by timeon 2y ago
How does free will explains children with cancer or is that good thing?
- halyconWays 2y agoYou should put more effort into addressing the very detailed and thoughtful reply you got (at your request) and which you're currently ignoring with just another challenge (with a grammatical mistake). You're currently a troll in the technical definition of the term: baiting for replies and then just mocking what you catch.
- timeon 2y agoYou are just dismissing my question without addressing it. I think free will can be attributed only to actions people are doing. But not everything can be attributed to people (or other animals).
- halyconWays 2y agoI'm not dismissing shit. I'm offering you an observation about your rude behavior.
- alienthrowaway 2y agoFree will -> original sin -> all manner of diseases, suffering tyat are part of the human condition. Even without the theology, a person suffering due to a forebear's poor decision is well-understood: a decent percentage if people think it's the natural order for a child to go hungry if their parents are drug-addicts or imprisoned.
- timeon 2y agoHow is hungry children, because of it's parents, relevant to my question? If someone gets cancer as toddler who's fault is that? If someone is born with disability, with caused by new mutation, who's fault is that? Are these part of free will? Do you thing that it is good that it is happening?
- alienthrowaway 2y agoI summarized the connection in my first statement, as it relates to the Christian Theological concept of "Original Sin". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_sin https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_sin
- timeon 2y agoJust side note: that Wikipedia link seems really interesting - I'm familiar with the concept but not with details of various denominations and history. I'm definitely going to reserve some time for it in near future.