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dreadcrumbs · 26-30, M
If a man murders a baby, it was in God's plan for it to happen. That does not mean the man was justified in doing it, all it means is that God knew about it and planned accordingly.
All things work together for good for them that love the Lord right? Well that means all sins are accounted for in God's plan. That does not mean sinning is biblically justified, all it means is that God knew about it and planned accordingly.
All things work together for good for them that love the Lord right? Well that means all sins are accounted for in God's plan. That does not mean sinning is biblically justified, all it means is that God knew about it and planned accordingly.
dreadcrumbs · 26-30, M
@MasterLee No it doesn't. I'm not saying god is real or not, but just because you don't like God's moral code does not mean he isn't real. I hate that argument so much because it has no logic to it whatsoever. Most people would say that morality is subjective and usually people who believe in an objective morality rely on some sort of outside power for their argument.
princessElizabeth · 22-25, F
khaledkhaled · 31-35, M
@princessElizabeth Jesus who made you say so!!
Autumnlover · F
Jesus never directed a person to hit another person. God gave us free will, but we are judged by what we do with it. If we abuse other people, God allows it, but the abuser has to answer to God for his cruelty when he dies.
Autumnlover · F
@MasterLee Yes, he did. Even the Jewish and Muslim faiths acknowledge his life.
KandiGhostcat · 22-25, F
I don't think God plans another person's actions. If a guy hits a woman then he'd have to have a pretty good reason for doing so, such as if she was physically attacking him.
khaledkhaled · 31-35, M
I'm sorry but you are ballshitting ..don't relate anybody action to anyone else