Why God (Jesus) don´t use his power to make me obey him, but he use it to torture me eternally in hell?

Question

Don´t see the reason.

Answer 1

because he is a mean, violent s.o.b.

Answer 2

There is no reason. In order for reason to exist, you must have ration based on fact and reality. God isn't based on either. Looking for logical reasons in religion (in this instance, Christianity) is a poor use of brain cells.

However, even I can answer this question as a well trained theist would: mysterious ways, god/god/god. The first answer being a short version of telling you not to think about it; the latter being a summary of "god does whatever god wants because it's god" or something similar. God, god, god!

Answer 3

Millions of people spend dozens of hours each week watching dead people on TV. From Elvis to Lucy to Jimmy Stewart, the faces of folks who no longer exist entertain us. Time not only snatched their looks, it snatched their lives. Today, good-looking Hollywood stars are making movies so that tomorrow’s generation can also pass the time by watching dead people on TV.

Time makes today tomorrow’s memory. Each weekend seems to pass us by like blurred telephone poles flashing past the window of the speeding train of life.

If I purchased a new car and saw in the owner’s manual that it had a certain type of engine, I shouldn’t be surprised to lift the hood and find the engine to be exactly as the manual stated. The maker’s handbook gives me insight into the unseen workings of the vehicle. This is also true with human beings. The Maker’s manual tells us how each of us thinks and why we react the way we do. It lifts the hood and reveals the inner workings of homo sapiens.

In doing so, the Bible discloses an often-overlooked tool that we can use to reach the lost. That tool is the “fear of death.” For the Christian who may find such an approach to be negative, it may be looked at in a positive light. The tool may also be called “the will to live.” Every human being in his right mind has a fear of death (Hebrews 2:15). He doesn’t want to die. He sits wide-eyed, staring out the window of the speeding train watching life pass him by.

Here is how to use that tool when speaking to an unsaved person: “Let’s assume that the average person dies at 70 years old. Then if you are 20 years old, you have just 2,500 weekends left to live. If you have turned 30, you have 2,000 weekends left until the day you die. If you are 40 years old, you have only 1,500 weekends left. If you are 50, then you have just 1,000 weekends, and if you are 60, you have a mere 500 weekends left until the day death comes to you.” Even as a Christian that thought concerns me. I somehow can relate to “weekends,” while “years” puts death into the distance. It shakes me enough to ask myself, What I am doing with my life? It sickens me that I am doing so little to reach the lost. It also deeply concerns me that I have dry eyes when I pray. My train will take me into the presence of God. For those trusting in Jesus Christ, death has been defeated. But the train of the unregenerate will take them to horrific disaster. Their end will be eternal hell. In light of such terrible thoughts, all my activities outside of warning the world of their destination seem trivial.

It has been wisely stated that every one of us is unique...just like everyone else. In truth, each unique individual is uniquely predictable. Every sinner has a fear of death. No one can deny that he naturally has a will to live. Therefore, it makes sense to confront him with reality by re-minding him that he has an “appointment” to keep. Bluntly tell him how many weekends he has left. Then appeal to his reason by saying, “If there was one chance in a million that Jesus Christ ‘has abolished death, and has brought life and immortality to light through the gospel,’ you owe it to your good sense just to look into it.”

Answer 4

first of all jesus is not god. and also jesus is not the son of god. God do not exist. Jesus is a bad man because he want to be about the law and how he got kill. He done this to himself. no matter where you live there is laws and you must fellow the law.

Answer 5

If He were to MAKE you worship Him, then you wouldn't know what it means to truly LOVE Him unconditionally. This is what makes free will of the utmost importance when it comes to making decisions that govern our souls. HE doesn't torture you in Hell, Satan does after our REJECTION of God's love for us through disobedience.

Answer 6

Free will is a gift from God. Only those who choose to question and seek him will find him. God doesn't torture.

Take care,

Jen

Answer 7

my dear, God gave you free will to choose - He does not take that away. If you choose to go to hell (by rejecting Him) - it is not He who does the "tormenting" it is you because you chose to be there. God gives you what you choose. An eternal decision is just that ... ETERNAL.

Answer 8

first, Jesus is not God, God is the one u should worship.

2nd, God already has those who obey him without even arguing or questioning. he created humans because he wants to see how will they react.

Answer 9

To answer the first part of your question: we have
a conscience, thus we don't need to be policed.

Answer to second part: there is no hell. However,
man is the victim of his own circumstance. Bear
in mind that what goes around, comes around.

Answer 10

Because he loves you.

*snicker*