Here are some of his questions :
1. God Knows Your Sufferings:
Supposedly, God knows our suffering because he’s had them before; at least in Jesus’s form, not the entire Trinity (You know that the Trinity stuff was never said by God, right? It was started by Paul, so I’m not sure it’s real. Three in one sounds more like a coffee satchet).
In many cases: Epic and Total [nonsense].
Do you know about the Rwandan Genocide of ’98? More than eight hundred thousand people or more than ten percent of the country’s population is killed.
Previously, they were hunted. Shot at. Wounded. Desperate. Dying.
Do you know that many of the Rwandans escape and sought refuge inside churches? The pastors inside (Christians and Catholics, mind you) promised them safety. Want to know what happened next? The pastors, humans made in God’s image, secretly informed the genocidal army that a group of delectable targets has entered their churches. When a contingent of soldiers came close to the location, the Godly pastors (Catholics believed that a pastor is a representative from God himself. Heavenly delegates. Back-stabbing traitors, in this case) locked and barred the doors and windows. The soldiers opened the doors in leisure, say hi to the horrified occupants, and painted the walls red with their blood. Not just in one church, but in many others. Go, now, look it up.
The pastors preached the normal Sunday school later. “God, please forgive our sins..”
Real nice, right? And the genocide was also God-allowed. But he understands! He was forced to carry the cross, getting whipped and die horribly!
Right. Not. God suffered for only a day and a half. Not more.
You know what? Even I know a lot of people who has suffered all their lives (some for God… and then some were killed in his name) and die.
Actually, there’s no mention in the bible that Jesus has ever worked. Read it again.. carefully. Really carefully.
Some children during the genocide attempt woke up finding their mom and dad stabbed, mutilated, shot, and dead. Bloody hell. Or decapitated by the army’s knives, since bullets were a bit too expensive for the lowly people they were going to kill.
Jesus’s life is extravagant. He had many followers. Surely people everywhere would give him their best bed, most plates of food, than the local rulers. Point is, he didn’t know our suffering. He suffered for a day and a half, and that’s that (he got revived quickly, we don’t!).
Besides, he’s a God, for goodness sakes. He can take any kind of beatings possible. We are pathetic humans.
2. Religion Dilemma:
Imagine if this actually happened, alright.
You lived in the ages of World War II. Your family is enslaved by the Japanese at the worst times ever. Resistance is faltering everywhere. Many of your relatives died fighting, desperately trying to fend off invaders armed with rifles with sharpened bamboo poles.
Most of your countrymen are very poor. The Japanese reigned supreme, taking oil, food, and human resources at their leisure in order to fulfill their navy wars’ necessities in the Pacific. Many are killed, tortured, raped, and imprisoned unjustly.
One day, your parents were taken to jail because they defended a little girl from being whipped in the forced workers mine. They were scheduled for execution next week.
A day before the execution, Emperor Hirohito arrived in Indonesia for a short visit in order to boost morale in his army’s ranks.
Your grandfather had a long-range hunting rifle. He hid it in the house.
You took it, and you saw a chance to kill Hirohito himself.
- If you don’t kill him, you would allow the existance slavery and wars not just in Indonesia, but in the Philipines, Singapore, China, and the bloody wars in the Pacific. You can prevent the many deaths that follows Japanese rule, and your nation’s drastic loss of resources. In Japanese rule, sin exploded into massive growth like a cancer. Everywhere evil happens. Your entire family will die. Many goes to hell because of the despair the reign emanates.
- If you kill him, you alone go to hell.
So, will you kill or not? Seriously, WWII has claimed 70 million lives. Apparently God loved his children so much he wanted to be with them as soon as possible.
The big question is, will God be proud of you (for stopping so much sin he is supposed to loathe from happening, deaths and torture from occuring, plus your nation will be extremely proud of you and might nominate you a hero) or will he hate you like hell (for commiting a heroic act that saves thousands of lives. Hell; a lake of fire. So much for ever-forgiving)? According to the Bible, he will hate you like hell, and shall deem upon you eternal damnation! Hahahahahuhuhu.. it’s so sad I can’t laugh any more.
3. God show off by turning staffs into snakes and sending blood, frogs, lice, flies, and boils to punish people. And it’s not the Pharaoh’s fault, God hardened his heart 10 times. Talking about no choice.
4.Life expectations in the U.S, for example, is 77 years. And what do you get? You have 77 years to determine whether you repent to the right religion while being tossed along the hurricane of life, losing jobs and loved ones, getting stressed and mentally depressed as the world grew in competitivity, and there are dozens of religions to be chosen, since presumably only one is right every religion in the world tried to influence you and tries to convert you to its own religion.
How about in Afghanistan? Life expectancies are only 42 years. 42 years in the worst rat hole in the world, haunted by mujahideens, terrorist factions, drugs, lack of education and sources of religion.
We live far too short to be a bit wise. Why did Adam get 919 years to become wiser and some bloke in America died at thirty because of a God-allowed car crash? Adam had more than thirty times the time to get wiser and repent (not mentioning God did bunches of miracle during his life; how many miracles can happen to an American? I mean, unexplainable, just-happened miracles?) than the poor bloke.
It’s like God is a master, we are dogs (dumb and stupid). We (naturally) wanted the food that is delicious and nutritious for us to eat. God gave us two meals: Dog food, which is delicious and nutritious, and.. let’s say some weird food that tastes bad and we’ve never encountered it. We live in just about sixty years of life, maybe more, but that’s the average. Say we had an hour to choose which is which. God tries to tell us that if we eat the weird food we’ll get dog food for the rest of our lives. Of course, as dumb dogs, we had no idea what he’s talking about. If we didn’t choose the food God wants us to choose, he’ll throw us to the Butcher (a.k.a the Devil). How ‘fair and justified’ is that?
And so much more.
I got dizzy from all those questions.
