Something that really bothers me about the concept of original sin: God made us. Why should we feel bad about the way he created us? (i.e. tendancy for greed, sex, etc)
Please don't answer freewill. God made everything, every concept of the universes. He made our tendancies to do things if we are to use freewill.
So why do people feel guilty? Also, aren't we supposed to be created in God's image? This really doesn't make sense to me.
It seems as if:
1. God creates the Universes
2. God creates us
3. We have tendencies to do certain things, either because of the way He made us, or because of the universe around us.
4. God gives us freewill so we sometimes act on those tendencies instilled in us by God
5. We need to feel bad that we do those things.
Please real answers only. This is a real question.
2007-01-16
06:23:52
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Ok, well then why did God instill the tendancies in Adam and Eve to eat from the Tree of Knowledge?
2007-01-16
06:30:51 ·
update #1
God made Adam and Eve with the tendancies to want to know more. That's why they ate from the Tree of Knowledge. He made them, isn't He responsible for those tendancies?
Wouldn't he have known they would eat from the tree also?
2007-01-16
06:34:07 ·
update #2