(June 10, 2023 at 5:30 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:(June 10, 2023 at 4:29 pm)WinterHold Wrote: In Islam, God is the creator of good and evil, both serve the same purpose of "shaping the exam of life":
Kids die with Cancer to create the test condition:
1-Either we rebel and become evil in response
2-Or we become better people and use this painful experience to do good deeds
Let me give you an example with 2 different people, let's call them X and Y, both had a son who died from cancer.
X became evil after the experience so he joined a drug gang and went on a rampage of evil deeds.
Y became depressed, but decided to open a philanthropy business to help other kids with chronic and fatal illnesses.
You see? God just created such scenario.
Measure on all bad things that happen in this life, they have a purpose.
In conclusion; God is not a human or even a creature like he is portrayed by many wrong faiths. He is a god, he created both evil and good, life and death, fire and water, up and down.
Why does there have to be a test condition at all? God already knows who is going on a drug rampage and who is going to become a philanthropist. What is the point of killing children with cancer when the outcome is already known?
Applauding the slow, painful death of children as an opportunity for their parents to serve God makes you a monster. You need to know this.
Boru
In order for God to be "fair and just" like he calls himself; such scenarios must exist and happen.
God knows the conclusion, but the drug dealer doesn't yet know the conclusion.
No. I'm not a monster. I have M.S that cripples me from driving or even having fun with friends. I'm tortured every moment by symptoms of M.S and by seeing people forgetting me and forgetting who I was. Damn sometimes I feel like a ghost.
Back to the topic:
It's all a test to see what we shall do when faced with disasters. It's like God is seeing our response to these disasters, then judge us each with their deed.
