Veganism

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Do we deserve to live in a perfect world? 

Yes.

Do we deserve to live in a world where we can defy our parents, 

Yes.

the religious authorities appointed over us, 

Yes.

 our government 

Yes.

as well as anyone else who gives us an opinion on morality that we don't agree with 

Emphatically yes.

and then claim that we deserve to live in a world free from consequences?

Of course not. Don't be stupid.

Boru

Okay, so you get to define what the words Good and Evil mean. You get to live in any way you see fit, but it seems that you are fine with accepting the consequences of your actions. But you also believe that you deserve to live in a perfect world. Well, would if you had to share this perfect world with many other people who are just like you. What do you think the consequences of that would be?

Follow up question, do you have any kids?

God must be an idiot, he punished Eve for eating the apple from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, so that means she didn't know it was wrong but still gets punished?
This god thing is not worthy of my attention

             Who told her not to eat from the tree?

As it is written,

"He had no beauty that we would desire him."

Chapter and verse please

 
Isaiah 53:2 Admittedly I did paraphrase this one a bit. "he had no form or majesty that we should look at him,

    and no beauty that we should desire him." From the ESV.

Do you believe that you deserve to live in the garden of Eden?

Do you believe Adam and Eve had any free choice to be forced into life only to encounter the serpent to fuck them up?

Did the serpent have the knowledge of good and evil @h311inac311?

“Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made.”

Adam did not choose to be born, that decision was made for him by his Father who wanted to have a close and intimate relationship with him. 
Also, Adam did have a choice of weather or not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil. Why would Adam need to know Evil (also meaning destruction) if God wasn't going to allow anything Evil to ever happen to him?

The serpent is a bit more mysterious, we believe that he is a fallen angel but that isn't something that I can support with a chapter and verse reference. What we do know is that the serpent had one simple objective, ruin God's perfect plan by leading men into sin. What we know for sure about the serpent is this, it knew what God's commandment was and it wanted to see if it could find a way to make God's people choose to dis-obey him.

Who would you guys choose to follow? 
     Would you have eaten the forbidden fruit?