Rant Journal, entry number 1, 10:24AM October 11, 2005
Flaws with God
I have found many flaws with the Christian religion but the most prominent and the least talked about is a flaw with the Christian god.
In the religion, one is taught that their evil god, the "devil" or Satan, is the root of all deception and malevolence.
What one doesn't realize or comprehend is that their god, God (so creative with the name don’tcha think?) is supposed to be a perfect, all-knowing, all-powerful, and everywhere at the same time.
Question number one:
Is it possible someone to mix white with white and the result be black? The answer is no. How can a truly perfect being create something that is not perfect? It isn’t possible; it wouldn’t make sense.
In this logic, God is the malevolent one here; it made the “devil,” which is imperfect, and the “devil” created “sin” and a place for eternal damnation and/or separation from the Christian god.
Let’s retrace our footprints here, if Satan created sin and all things foul and God created Satan, then God is inevitably to blame for creating evil.
I know what you’re thinking, “You forgot about ‘free will’” and all that bull. Nope, it’s right in there with the impurities and evil that your god bestowed everyone with. God made the devil; the devil was made impure; With God’s permission, Satan turned people away from God; people go to hell forever and ever. So who is to blame again?
Question number two:
If someone were to ask you what two plus two (2+2) is and you automatically say 4, would you be compelled to go back and do the problem even know you knew what the answer was? Most of you would probable say it was a waste of time to work out the simple math problem.
Why would an all-knowing god need to, check his work, or create any of us, if he knew what the outcome would be?
I, as one of his beloved creations, will rot forever in the fiery pits for hell for all eternity. God could have scrapped the plans to make me from the beginning, but he made me anyway, with the knowledge that I would turn my back on him and never return.
What the fuck?
My loving daddy predestined me for hell? No! It can’t be!
Question number three a:
If a scientist found the cure for all disease and never told anyone about it, what was the use in creating it? If God has all the power in the universe and can do anything his little heart desires, then why isn’t he using it?
Can’t god go back in time, admit he was wrong, and stop himself from creating Satan? Can’t the all-powerful god of the universe do anything?
If I prayed right now for God to feed the starving people all over the world, would he get off his pampered ass and do something?
If I closed my eyes and believed real hard that the god would cure everyone in the world with the AIDS disease, would God answer my prayer?
(I’ll tell ya, if I see a magical white light come down out of the heavens and fed every hungry being, cured every weak person, actually made an effort to do what the bible says he’s supposed to do, I’d believe. If he’d make himself know to me in a way that I could not explain, that science, could not explain, I’d turn my ways back over to this religion right now…)
Question number three b:
If it is the work of the Christian god that people are being healed of disease and such, how are people all over the world, believing in other deities from other religions, being healed of their ailments?
Face it, your “God,” isn’t the (only) miracle worker on this world. It’s one thing to say that you’ll pray for someone, it’s another to become active and try to help them or the situation. It’s not a god that is helping people all this time, its people! Its humanity!
One should not be compelled to do something for another by what a mythical sky daddy tells you to do, its called being a caring person! Get off your power trip and become a help to society instead of worrying about converting it!
Question number four:
If you knew your child was crying in the same room as yourself, would you let it cry or try to help? If God knows what’s going on all over the earth, with every person here, why doesn’t he help those who are crying?
My father has been a “believer,” all of his life. He was recently diagnosed with lung cancer.
Where is his god now?
Where he’s always been; in a fictional book filled with empty promises and silly fables.
Believe if you want it’s your fucked up life you’ll have to live with.
~Lunalu
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