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Divine Intervention

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posted on May, 25 2008 @ 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by prevenge


I for one, believe God loves Puff Daddy and Kanye West more than all the people recently killed in China, and all the sufferers and refugees from Katrina.

They always make a point to say "thank you God" for God's decisionto remove the free will of the voters for their Grammy award, and force them to vote for Puff or Kanye.

And if the HAARP - caused earthquakes and hurricanes are "Acts of God"..

then I think it's fair to conclude that God loves P Diddy and Kanye MORE than the people who are victims to the HAARP caused disasters.


this is how far you can bring the original poster's argument.

it's such a ridiculous fallacy...


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what is a ridiculous fallacy???



posted on May, 25 2008 @ 12:10 PM
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Originally posted by miriam0566

Originally posted by tebyen
The 5 year old girl dies. As a result it gets national attention. Stricter gun laws are enacted to help prevent criminals from getting guns, thus dropping the number of deaths from resulting.


ok, that might explain one girls death, but it has a few holes.

- what about all the deaths that happen?

- if god is being selective for the greater good, why is the world getting worse?

If god has truly given us free will, then maybe god did not make that girl die, the man with the gun did. And if there really is something after this life, then it all has meaning, this free will.....

[edit on 25-5-2008 by _Phoenix_]



posted on May, 25 2008 @ 12:12 PM
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Originally posted by _Phoenix_
If god has truly given us free will, then god did not make that girl die, the man with the gun did.


i completely 100% agree...

i have a post early on in this thread that sums up my belief on this point



 
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