Is it possible that God has done injustice or is that all on us?

Question

An answer to someone else's question gives me one of my own. Whatever your view of how we came to be, we are here and possess intelligence and reason and free will. Wouldn't all the injustice in the world be on us?

Answer 1

Yes we are to blame, whether you believe in God or not, we still have the capacity to make decisions, and depending on the answers we give, the solutions we use, or the actions we take. Our contributions either have a positive effect or negative effect on others. The Bible (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth) gives us guidlines that show us how to help and care for one another. Again whether one believes in God or not, we know that murder is wrong, we know that stealing is wrong, we know that doing these things will cause someone to suffer. So if we know these things will cause someone else to suffer and we still do them how can we blame God? Especially if you don't believe in him?

Answer 2

yes see the movie The Mission with robert deniro.

and realize that :

my life is about showing people what god and heaven mean to Me.

god as it is summed up is god=g+o+d=7+15+4=26=2+6=8=h

thus god is in heaven.

and jesus himself said god will glorify himself in Him thus h is in him.

but in heaven if you draw bodies for the h and n then its two men carrying a casket. one with a cut off forearm. and the other represents god as h.
and he a V(5) en means god was 5 when the one they were carrying died and it's true that the n man was the h man's grand father. This is the true story of boy born Todd.

the Lamb who was SLAIN and who is the lamp also explained as,

Larrib=larrip squish those letters together and they are Lamb=Lamp

Thus They call him larri and since b=p means they are the same thing basically a DI Stitched together.

Thus it was said he DI'ed as SLAIN=SIL A I IV. as meaning IIII I . and D=IIII as the faint outline of IIII looks like a D.

And know this that Todd is also called Larri.

and the bible calls Him a KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS but only throne he has is in the washroom that the persians say is somehow bugged. So that is some sick perverts fun watching the h take a ****.

Answer 3

alliekat -
You hit the proverbial nail on the head: it is on us.
We were blessed (or cursed) with free will.
Eventually, all of us will assume responsibility for our action (or lack thereof).

In my view, God wants us to help each other, make the world a better place and focus on the here-and-now.

As I see it, humans over the centuries focus so much energy on planning for the afterlife, and that sometimes means trying to get others to believe as they do - to save other souls - which many times has resulted in pain, suffering and injustices.

"Justice, Justice You Shall Pursue" - go to the link and learn!

Answer 4

I believe in the Creator but I have to wonder why this world, this universe, was created in such a way that death is a painful and frightening experience. This could not possibly be our fault, no matter how much free will we have. Animals also experience pain and fear when they die, and how much free will do they really have?
On the other hand, the way we treat each other is our own responsiblity and fault.

Answer 5

He sure created a paradise, for himself.

He is free of all blame and reaps all praise.

That is a win-win deal for the Big Guy.

I just don't think I can stand the guilt. I feel so guilty because there is so much suffering in the world. If these stupid landlords and creditors would leave me for a while I could help people.

As it is, they won't and I can't.

I guess He will just have to keep willing me toward Hell.

Answer 6

We all have free will. Those who have chose to do evil in the world make the world what it is today. Those who have chose to reject God's gift of mercy His Son Jesus Christ, will choose hell. God doesn't send them there. Eternity with or without God. It is a choice. Jesus is the only way because He is the only one that has paid for our punishment of our sins. Our good works cannot erase our sins,

just as if a man commits a crime he must pay for the crime or accept Jesus payment for his crime so that he can go free. His good works after the crime doesn't take away the punishment for the crime. But Jesus took our punishment for us. Only if we would accept Him into our lives insted of rejecting His mercy.

I accepted Jesus, and God forgave my sins.

Answer 7

Definitely. But...let's not leave it all on us imperfect human beings...it's also Satan's fault...he uses all he can to see that we dont' worship God...and the injustice being done is also on behalf of him. For when Jesus threw him out of the heavens along with his followers...his angels (demons)...he said: "On this account be glad, YOU heavens and YOU who reside in them! Woe for the earth and for the sea, because the Devil has come down to YOU, having great anger, knowing he has a short period of time.” (Revelation [Apocalipse] 12:12) So he's takin' all of the people he can down with him...away from God and into his eternal death (not eternal fiery torture as many believe...for God would not allow this to happen...it's just cruel).

Answer 8

If I truly believed in God, I would say it is possible he has done injustice. If you read the Bible he did some horrible things to people.

Answer 9

YEP. God may have made us....but he gave us free will.

He expects us to use that wisely......but that doesn't seem to happen too often.....

What ever happens or has happened...we are the cause.

Yes the injustice is all on us.

We just have to have Faith & ask God to forgive our stupid mistakes.

Answer 10

God has no opinion, no judgement, she just created and created and continues to create...what happens matters not...she just continues to create...it's never ending and with no blueprint. God is a metaphor for the expanding universe and the universe has no feelings just the ability like an ameoba to split and grow larger with no thought.