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Kyoufuu

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Pirate Kitty said:
Kyoufuu said:
Oh, so it's okay that right now someone is dying in utter agony, because they get to go to heaven.

And why was that person not made in heaven?

Why do we need to 'prove ourselves' to a perfect being?

Why does a perfect being of love send people to Hell where they receive unimaginable torture and endure an eternity of incomprehensible pain?

Why would a being that knows everything want to create us and put us on Earth? He already knows the outcome.

Why does he care if we worship him? He is already perfect and so powerful he could conjure up eternal bliss for himself.

You can keep your cult of death and your master of fear.

/conversation
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Oh, you're serious.

It doesn't matter if I ask your questions, because you don't want to learn, don't want to know. You just want to argue that I'm wrong. But, if I say this and then don't answer your questions, you'll just say 'oh you're giving up I win'. So I will answer your questions.

Because humanity is inherently imperfect, we have to live an imperfect life on Earth.

We don't. God accepts us, but when we see how imperfect and flawed we are compared to this all-powerful, totally perfect, fully loving being, we can't be in His presence as we are, so we undergo a time of cleansing in Purgatory (A good parallel is: some big important person, idk and idc who, is coming to your house. But you are filthy. So you go have a bath or shower.) Conversely...

When someone who has lived an evil life sees, from a completely unbiased perspective, free from anything clouding their viewpoint in life, what they have done, they go 'my god what have I done', and decide that they are not good enough to ever be with God (which is, in fact, not true), and they go to Hell.

What outcome would there be if the events didn't even take place? And just because He knows the outcome, doesn't mean He chose it.

He doesn't. We willingly choose to give thanks to Him, because He created us, loves us all individually more than anyone has ever loved anything/one else, was willingly nailed to a cross for us, and constantly helps us in our lives. Any person of any religion can get into heaven. All that is required is a good life.

Ok, in response to that last one, it's clear you haven't the slightest clue what you're talking about.


Obviously, nothing I can say will sway you, so I might as well stop. All that was just so you don't go 'dur hurr you're giving up'.
 

Slavik_91

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People that can't accept that not everyone thinks the same way they do, so most of the internets.
 

joshuaayt

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People who tell me to grow up because I fail to realise that the world is actually a magnificent, sparkling, beautiful place, matched only in its splendor by the everlasting love of whichever deity I ascribe to.

People who allocate education budgets whilst their vision of the relevant document is being obscured (or simply diverted) by shiny things. Bought with education budget money, no doubt.
 

Bitter_one13

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Pirate Kitty said:
Steppin Razor said:
Distasteful?

I find rape, murder, suicide, drug abuse, self abuse, poverty, starvation, drowning, asphyxiation, animals brutally slaughtering each other to survive, forest fires leaving their inhabitants to die in agony, children born with aids, mothers dying during labor, and all the rest, a little more than just distasteful.

If they want to get on their knees and thank the creator for those, I'm more than happy to be intolerant if it means being far away from them.
God was supposedly the being that brought humanity into this world. I see God as a parent, albeit a distant one. You can't get mad at your mom or dad because they didn't bring you onto a perfect planet. The rape, the starvation, the horror? That was the result of other people's poor decisions. You want to hate what's responsible for that, look at a crowd, then look in a mirror.

We've had free will, the most important thing anyone can possibly have. The ability to choose. If we lose that, then what are we worth? I say nothing.
 

Bitter_one13

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Bitter_one13 said:
So, basically everyone.

OT: Weeaboo's. Good God, weeaboo's.
Not everyone. I'm sure I can find redeeming attributes in many people and grow to care about them, but if the one attribute that I'm exposed to is one of the things on my list, then I'll not want to give them the chance to be redeemed.
 

shaneriding

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Do not feed the troll. He is an ignorant tool who doesnt see the bigger picture. If he hates Christianity so much he should move to an enclave with no one around him because he fails to see that almost all parts of his/her society have been influenced by said religion. This doesn't make it better or worse but one thing to remember is that there are many christian countries that live side by side peacefully yet look at certain other religions and their countries that condone stoning, owning women as possessions and cant go a week without setting off car bombs in crowded areas.

The worst religion my arse!
 

Bitter_one13

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Pirate Kitty said:
God made those things, otherwise it would be impossible for us to perform them - they wouldn't exist.

God knows everything, and therefor, before he even made us he knew we would fall from grace. This means when he created AIDS, he knew exactly who would get it and how long it would take to kill them. Same idea with Hell - he made it knowing who would go there.

God isn't my parent. He has the ability to bring us into a perfect world. He didn't.

Your arguments fail.
You didn't deserve a perfect world. Humanity hasn't grown enough, hasn't earned it. What value is a good life if you did nothing to gain it, put forth nothing for it?

If I were in the same position as God, I would reward growth when I see it. Life now is better than ever before, I can only think that we are being granted more as we keep on moving forward. Or, God wanted to see us make lives better for us, which we certainly have.

Parents who make things cushy for their children will just have to deal with parasites until they cut them off, whereupon they'll be unlikely to accomplish much. But, if the parent forces the child to continue to grow stronger until that removal point, then the child will most likely prosper. You don't think the same principle could apply to God?
 

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People who refuse to be open minded/ see things from another perspective

People who agree with something/ disagree with something despite the fact that the other choose if much ether as a whole in every way possible, and their choice is harmful.

People who ignore all evidence going against them/refuese to hear an counterpoint etc.

People who take everything seriously and can't exxecpt a joke

People who can't understand that nothing is black and white, everything is morally, ethically, or whatever grey/ That EVERYTHING changes with the context.

people who refuse to belilve that technically, anything is possible.

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omegawyrm

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Hmm, I'm starting to think I hate people who use the word "evil" as if some conflict between GOOD AND EVIL were some fundamental aspect of our everyday lives. Like there's right way and a wrong way and a person always know which one is right. Life isn't complex, and when someone does something we disagree with, they certainly don't have some valid reason for doing it from their own perspective. And this is all just part of an average day because humans are always embroiled in an EPIC COSMIC CONFLICT that lends GRAVITAS and MEANING to our every action. Yeah, I don't like people who think like that.
 

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Vault101 said:
everything back then was awsome (you know films music games ect)
games today are fucking awesome

but hate me or not, every generation of music has been getting worse... new movies are iffy; half are way better than back in the day and half are way way worse
 

Nomanslander

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-judgmental types
-constant complainers and whiners

Oh here's a peculiar one.

-those afraid of an awkward moment.

I'd like to see something try and think about that one for a second and tell me what I'm getting at...=P
 

XzarTheMad

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Glenn Beck and Tucker Carlson. Those are the only people I -hate-. As for annoying people, well, they're in all categories.
 

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Micah Weil said:
Haseo21 said:
Elitists, especially democratic elitists and atheist elitists
As opposed to, say...republican and zealous elitists?
Not to pick...just sayin', there's two sides to every coin.

Though, if I may use our statements as a lead-in, one trait in people I definitely hate is having a binary view on life.

You know, people who feel "you're either with us or against us". Stuff like that.
I'm with you on that one. I've spoken with people from both sides and when political issues are broken down, it seems like the only truly objective way to solve some of them is with a coin toss.

As for people I can't stand (aside from the above), I can't stand people who only show respect to people they know personally and who treat every other random stanger they meet like crap (A reason why I dislike the city).

Furthermore, I really can't stand people who harass or harm others for fun.