I'm trying to reconcile the idea of the biblical God being a God who loves Humanity, and a few verses in the bible.
Consider the following:
In Genesis we have the story of Adam and Eve eating from the forbidden tree. God, in His infinite wisdom and power, decides to curse every Human with death and disease and the inheritance of the original sin (thus we are all born sinners).
Now consider that not one Human has a choice about being born, and not one Human alive had anything to do with the decisions of Adam and Eve.
If God wanted, God could have wiped out Adam and Eve and started over with two new Humans, avoiding the need to curse all of Humanity with death, disease, and original sin (and spared Jesus the cross), I wonder why he decided to bring all this misery into the world when it was in His power to start over.
So how does cursing every Human since Adam and Eve with death, disease, and original sin demonstrate God's love for Humanity?
2006-07-31
09:41:56
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bobkgin
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