Why do christians pray? [Spirituality & Religion]

According to the christian myth, their god has this great plan and always does what's best for us. Praying amounts to asking it to do something it hadn't thought of doing. Isn't it rather arrogant of them to presume they know better than their "almighty god"?

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hunkalove · 61-69, M

Their "God" is responsible for more human suffering than Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and Trump ever dreamed of. And He doesnt seem to like His Chosen People much either.

Sharon · F

@hunkalove It would be if it actually existed. It's more the belief in that god that's responsible for much human suffering.

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Sharon · F

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Alfred22 ·

@Sharon Exactly but objects like God created by humans can have immense power over real people whether those real people believe in them or not. Take Britannia for example. Uncle Sam for another.

caesar7 · 61-69, M

@Sharon Hell is on Earth. There's got to be somewhere better than this...😅

Sharon · F

@caesar7 [quote]There's got to be somewhere better than this.[/quote]
You can hope but that doesn't make it true.