God, Christianity, Control, & Fear

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as the second century Greco-Roman philosopher Celsus noted:

"God does not inflict correction on the world as if he were some unskilled laborer who is incapable of building something properly the first time around; God has no need to purify what he has built by means of a flood or a conflagration (as they teach)."

How odd that a "pagan" would have a higher view of 'god' than his so-called followers. Your god is a shlepper compared to Celsus'.

Great quote

Tho' there's still merit in the message about flawed humans that not including "what he already knew he could" () that makes the biblical text relevant and important.