Is God like a used car salesman offering an 'as is' model without insurance?

Question

Think about it..

You go to buy a car from a used car lot and get one as is.It looks good it runs good so you get it.You get about six months out of it and then a part fails.The used car salesman sold it to you as is and so he won't fix it.

You are born in this world with a seemingly good body.But along the way you get cancer or arthritis or a tumor or something else that makes your body stop working or stop working well.It's not something you got from someone.It was a part(body) that has failed.But God won't fix it.Your body was given to you 'as is'.

Does that make him a mean salesman?

Note:I know we didn't actually buy our life... or maybe we did, but the point is that we are here using something that we got from God and we got it 'as is'.

GforceQT wrote:
"I have insurance....it's called salvation and eternal life."

I have known a lot of people who have had that insurance.But it seems that insurnace doesn't cover fixing anything.

Answer 1

No--God is offering The Rolls or Bentley with everything for nothing more than a Thank You

Answer 2

Yours is a flawed premise:

If you accept the existence of God, then you must logically also recognize those accounts of his having performed warranty work on used models (healing).

Whether you qualify for coverage under the warranty is a different issue.

Answer 3

No, not in my humble opinion. I have insurance....it's called salvation and eternal life.

Answer 4

LAY OFF THE CRACK PIPE