Abraham, Isaac, and a Dead Toddler

[Bob Kelso]

Were I to believe in a just, benevolent god I would, at the very least, expect some form of intervention when it comes to things like... oh, I don't know... the murdering of toddlers.

But no, you're right, that would just be whining for mummy to fix everything.

Do you read the shit you type or do you just breeze through your responses without giving it any real thought?

Again I ask, since you decided to skirt the question, why should God correct every problem we are responsible for, it is man who commits the sinful acts shouldn't we be held responsible for correcting things. Please try to answer the questions and stop your skirting.

GC

Skirting? No, I didn't skirt around your question, I fucking answered it;

I stand by what I said, hypothetically speaking if I were a believer, I wouldn't expect god to fix everything. I would, however, expect some form of intervention from him when it comes to shit like this.

Why do you believe God should fix everything people do wrong, shouldn't we not allowed to learn from our mistakes.

GC

Evidently your god didn't think so in the OT, so I certainly don't want to hear the bullshit free-will argument.