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Why does Jesus the shepherd leave his flock at the mercy of a Super Wolf?
God is denying mankind that justice.
I appreciate the free will argument that some might put but our free will was rescinded by God the moment he gave Satan the power to deceive us against our will.
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Why does Jesus the shepherd leave his flock at the mercy of a Super Wolf?
Scriptures say that God gave Satan/Super Wolf dominion over the earth and the power to deceive all of us on this world.
Jesus often used the shepherd and sheep analogy in scriptures.
Following that analogy and the fact that Jesus has been gone for some time now, one must wonder why, if our souls are so important to Jesus, he has left us and past generations at Satan’s mercy.
No shepherd I ever heard of would be so irresponsible to his duty to his flock.
Especially since scriptures tell us that more sheep will be taken by Satan than protected by the shepherd.
Another breach of duty, FMPOV, is that Satan has been sentenced to hell by God, yet justice delayed is considered justice denied by most and God is denying mankind that justice.
I appreciate the free will argument that some might put but our free will was rescinded by God the moment he gave Satan the power to deceive us against our will. That situation is depicted somewhat in this clip which speaks to God letting Satan have his way with us.
Originally posted by Druscilla
Who wants to be a sheep?
Anyone needing a shepherd, sounds like sheep to me.
Originally posted by Klassified
Why does Jesus the shepherd leave his flock at the mercy of a Super Wolf?
What makes you think Jesus left his flock at the mercy of anyone, or anything? From the Christian perspective, he told them he would be with them always. He also told them the Holy Spirit would come to them. Add to that, their God is omnipresent, and omnipotent. They're never alone, or at anyones mercy. At least, that's the Christian perspective.
Originally posted by Aesir26
"You can't win, Darth. If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine."
Jesus pulled the "wool" over the god of this world's eyes by "crossing" a negative with a negative to positively free us.
Originally posted by mideast
reply to post by Greatest I am
God is denying mankind that justice.
Satan is invisible enemy. But there is a reward who does the right thing , instead.
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Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by Greatest I am
Jesus has to follow God's will, and God's will is free will. Everyone is made to understand judgement through experience. Part of Jesus' task was to experience humanity so he could better judge us.
I wont make persumptions about the morality of God, but it seems like he wants everyone to learn to be nice, no matter what the cost of that education is.
Originally posted by Wonders
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Why does Jesus the shepherd leave his flock at the mercy of a Super Wolf?
Scriptures say that God gave Satan/Super Wolf dominion over the earth and the power to deceive all of us on this world.
Jesus often used the shepherd and sheep analogy in scriptures.
Following that analogy and the fact that Jesus has been gone for some time now, one must wonder why, if our souls are so important to Jesus, he has left us and past generations at Satan’s mercy.
No shepherd I ever heard of would be so irresponsible to his duty to his flock.
Especially since scriptures tell us that more sheep will be taken by Satan than protected by the shepherd.
Another breach of duty, FMPOV, is that Satan has been sentenced to hell by God, yet justice delayed is considered justice denied by most and God is denying mankind that justice.
I appreciate the free will argument that some might put but our free will was rescinded by God the moment he gave Satan the power to deceive us against our will. That situation is depicted somewhat in this clip which speaks to God letting Satan have his way with us.
You've got it wrong, you've been spouting lies or intentionally misreading the bible.
It's God himself that sends snow or clouds or rain and wind, Satan has no mercy he'll do whatever he can to those whom God allows. Demons are logical, they know the difference between right and wrong and that they'll be punished for doing wrong, they are legalists, Jesus spoke of knocking on a door, demons want to get through that door as well. God allows people to be decieved, those who don't love the truth, those who don't seek the truth, those who are just looking for pathetic excuses like: "The devil made me do it."
I believe that demonic posession is common, in the bible there was a demon possessed person in the synagogue, I personally know a person who was possessed when she was younger.
I don't see how justice delayed is justice denied, God's timing is perfect, there isn't a sparrow that falls to the ground that he doesn't know about.
Do not blame God for the actions of men, men are not God so do not blame him.
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Originally posted by mideast
reply to post by Greatest I am
God is denying mankind that justice.
Satan is invisible enemy. But there is a reward who does the right thing , instead.
]
Yep yep. Invisible boogey man.
Is it the right thing for God to not implement the sentence he gave Satan and leaving him here instead of sending him to hell?
Show us your sense of justice if you have one.
Regards
DL
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Originally posted by Wonders
Originally posted by Greatest I am
Why does Jesus the shepherd leave his flock at the mercy of a Super Wolf?
Scriptures say that God gave Satan/Super Wolf dominion over the earth and the power to deceive all of us on this world.
Jesus often used the shepherd and sheep analogy in scriptures.
Following that analogy and the fact that Jesus has been gone for some time now, one must wonder why, if our souls are so important to Jesus, he has left us and past generations at Satan’s mercy.
No shepherd I ever heard of would be so irresponsible to his duty to his flock.
Especially since scriptures tell us that more sheep will be taken by Satan than protected by the shepherd.
Another breach of duty, FMPOV, is that Satan has been sentenced to hell by God, yet justice delayed is considered justice denied by most and God is denying mankind that justice.
I appreciate the free will argument that some might put but our free will was rescinded by God the moment he gave Satan the power to deceive us against our will. That situation is depicted somewhat in this clip which speaks to God letting Satan have his way with us.
You've got it wrong, you've been spouting lies or intentionally misreading the bible.
It's God himself that sends snow or clouds or rain and wind, Satan has no mercy he'll do whatever he can to those whom God allows. Demons are logical, they know the difference between right and wrong and that they'll be punished for doing wrong, they are legalists, Jesus spoke of knocking on a door, demons want to get through that door as well. God allows people to be decieved, those who don't love the truth, those who don't seek the truth, those who are just looking for pathetic excuses like: "The devil made me do it."
I believe that demonic posession is common, in the bible there was a demon possessed person in the synagogue, I personally know a person who was possessed when she was younger.
I don't see how justice delayed is justice denied, God's timing is perfect, there isn't a sparrow that falls to the ground that he doesn't know about.
Do not blame God for the actions of men, men are not God so do not blame him.
This idiocy is worth repeating for those sane Christians who will see how insane their religion can make people.
Thanks for making my point.
Attention all Christians. Read the above for your own mental good.
Regards
DLedit on 11-12-2012 by Greatest I am because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Klassified
reply to post by Greatest I am
First off, I said it was the Christian perspective, not mine.
But even so, you're taking random verses out of context to try and prove that God and/or Jesus lied about everything except when they said they were lying. Isn't that a bit nonsensical? Wouldn't it make more sense to leave those verses in context with the verses around them, rather than connecting them to others that don't fit the context, or have immediate relevance? Just a thought.