The Problem of Evil combined with the problem of Free Will

[Mister Agenda]

In the Bible (1 Corinthians 10:13) there is a promise God won't let you be tempted more than you can bear. There is no promise that you won't be given more than you can handle. The authors could just look around and see that's not true, they would have been laughed out of town in a world where half your children were likely to die before they reached the age of five, women often died in childbirth, and any injury could get infected and kill you; not to mention plagues, war, and natural disasters.

You are very much confusing temptation to sin with the circumstances you find yourself in. Read from the beginning of the chapter.

I was very much making a distinction between the temptation to sin and whatever circumstances you find yourself in. Please read from the beginning of my post.

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It sure isn't smart of anybody to believe such tripe.

The more tripe-ey it is, the more virtuous it is to believe it. Anyone could believe it if it was plausible. However, you're a fool who will go to hell if you believe other tripe that is equally as supported.

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Well, instead of sitting on your hyper/pseudoskeptical ass and simply asserting millions of people's experiences are not real, why don't you find someone who has experienced suffering and God's peace and ask them. Find an article somewhere and post a comment.

He says, with no consciousness of irony, while dismissing the experiences of the 5 billion people who aren't Christians....

Ad populum, appeal to pity, and plain old wrong.