(February 12, 2010 at 7:40 am)tackattack Wrote: But you did in your question above. I agree that they are either the acts of people being crappy or natural events. The responsibility / accountability lies with the doer not the observer. I know of no Christians in my church who would state God is liable for everything. They would state he is the originating cause and continues to work in our lives. You're supposing a definition of liable as primary cause of individual acts from involving responsibility of the initial cause. He gave us this world (per the bible) and we've done a good job of messing it up. Neither does this responsibility in either definition correlate to him loving us at all.
No, I didn't. I made the point that for a supposedly "loving" being god lets a lot of crappy
stuff happen to us.
The question then being if god is not responsible for the crappy stuff who is?
And if god is the supreme arbitrator of the universe why does he allow it to happen?
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