@de budding,
de_budding wrote:And the idea that God is All loving, All knowing and All powerful I find a nonsense. In regards to suffering: If God is All loving he would not allow us to suffer, so it is said the world is just like that, its out of his hands, then what of his All knowingness? He would have seen that coming a mile off, and what kind of All powerful being can not rectify such a silly little error like the invention of suffering?
I think it is blindingly obvious as well that all God's Omni-essence is just the projection of human values/desire.
Any ways, I have never seen any direct sense in the idea of the Holy Trinity either, religion worked for me until I was like 10, then when people (clergy & bible club)began to get 'clever', trying to interpret what I had assumed to be fables and myths as philosophically profound reality, I was confused and turned off. Christianity only ever worked for me as abstract & symbolic fables.
Dan.
God cannot control man whom creates much of the suffering in the world, man has free will therefore it is up to us. God is a seperate essence and part of everything, as a collective, as a higher state of being, generally coming together during a fantastical event involving the pure and true.
Things like tidal waves etc, (physical phenomena),happen because of the earths physics, the suffering/devastation it causes to humankind cannot be controlled by God as we are part of God and God is part of us, nature demands the earth to change physically and technology permits us to predict some events and again are free will enables us to get out of the way. We question God during natural tragic events because we have feelings/emotions-sadness and we have no control, it is a mis-conception to believe God controls everything where infact God is a powerful essence but not necessarily in control of the universe, which we do not fully understand the full workings of the universe, but it is made up of numerous different things, for instance what is the black mass?
P.S.I cant spell
