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If God made this world imperfect, whose fault is it? Us? and got a better answer
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God created perfect worlds for perfect beings and imperfect worlds for imperfect beings. We are, alas, imperfect, so we are in an imperfect world?
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God created perfect worlds for perfect beings and imperfect ones for imperfect ones. We, alas, are imperfect, which is why we are in an imperfect world.
God created perfect worlds for perfect beings and imperfect ones for imperfect ones. We, alas, are imperfect, which is why we are in an imperfect world.
Response from 0[+++++]
the world is perfect! no one's fault. It's JUST guilt that makes it imperfect.
the world is perfect! no one's fault. It's JUST guilt that makes it imperfect.
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I don't know. I usually blame Americans for everything. some blame Putin, but I think Putin is a cool dude and Americans are assholes. so - Americans are to blame for an imperfect world.
I don't know. I usually blame Americans for everything. some blame Putin, but I think Putin is a cool dude and Americans are assholes. so - Americans are to blame for an imperfect world.
Response from 0[+++++]
It is imperfect in our minds.
It is imperfect in our minds.
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but what is that perfection?
but what is that perfection?
Response from 0[+++++]
Do we really have any idea of a perfect world? One, two: Shame on you! The Creator gave each of you a whole planet, and it's not the same for you, just like a naughty child, you have a cold pastry or a sweet chocolate.
Do we really have any idea of a perfect world? One, two: Shame on you! The Creator gave each of you a whole planet, and it's not the same for you, just like a naughty child, you have a cold pastry or a sweet chocolate.
Response from 0[+++++]
God created this world perfect, and we, in the broad sense of course, are to blame for it becoming so. Original sin is called. Now we're all floundering around trying to fix things.
God created this world perfect, and we, in the broad sense of course, are to blame for it becoming so. Original sin is called. Now we're all floundering around trying to fix things.
Response from 0[+++++]
perfection is not for us, but.
perfection is not for us, but.
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everyone by virtue of his own thinking and development sees the world either in one color or in black and white colors or uses the whole palette of colors: god fortunately or unfortunately cannot penetrate into our consciousness change some particles so that we have another vision. but he gives signs which we notice or not again not without our individual features. the world is beautiful in itself! and human life the answer to this question lies in the depths of our souls?
everyone by virtue of his own thinking and development sees the world either in one color or in black and white colors or uses the whole palette of colors: god fortunately or unfortunately cannot penetrate into our consciousness change some particles so that we have another vision. but he gives signs which we notice or not again not without our individual features. the world is beautiful in itself! and human life the answer to this question lies in the depths of our souls?
Response from 0[+++++]
If you allow me to say the position of the Orthodox Church. God created a perfect world. And most importantly he gave mankind freedom. Which man, being free, used for evil. The first sin appeared. Evil and sin entered our lives! Human nature was damaged. And with it, all of creation.
If you allow me to say the position of the Orthodox Church. God created a perfect world. And most importantly he gave mankind freedom. Which man, being free, used for evil. The first sin appeared. Evil and sin entered our lives! Human nature was damaged. And with it, all of creation.
Response from 0[++]
I think the world was created by God before the creation of man so people can not be blamed for it and if God created the world specifically for man then man must have been conceived as an imperfect being
I think the world was created by God before the creation of man so people can not be blamed for it and if God created the world specifically for man then man must have been conceived as an imperfect being
Response from 0[+++++]
Of course we are. The Bible makes it clear that we pay for God's mistakes. All complaints go to the heavenly chancery.
Of course we are. The Bible makes it clear that we pay for God's mistakes. All complaints go to the heavenly chancery.
Response from 1yard[+++++]
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