image (Planet-sized disembodied spectral face in space looking at Earth sadly)
He did something about EVIL.
He still weeps over a broken, lost, and foolish, planet.
He will one day eliminate EVIL from His universe...
In the meantime... we groan with longing...
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Luke Skywalker lives,
Norm
How can the Christian god remove evil when he created it.
(KJV) Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.
Is that Galactus's brother about to unzip and get out his Holy Righteous Penis, Navaros...?!
Meanwhile, not far away, the Star Child pondered what to do about the insignificant thing looking at Earth in a very disconcerting, nay, depraved way. But he would think of something. [/Arthur C. Clarke]
You know, when we compare god to a cosmic horror, we were mostly joking. I honestly didn't think the fundies would embrace that concept.
Seriously, this makes me think of Infinite Zamasu about to eradicate all life in existence... Somebody get Grand Zeno here asap!
Haha, remember coming across this pic on an atrocious, geocities-esque Hungarian esoteric website about indigo children. The content of the site was exactly as nonsensical, confusing and random as its layout.
Me personally this makes me think of Shin Megami Tensei's take on YHVH. Someone make a version of this with His yellow head glaring down at Earth.
Also sounds like something a servant of his like that loonie Merkabah would say.
He will one day eliminate EVIL from His universe...
So what is He waiting for, Brian? If He's waiting for more believers, it kind of makes his effort pointless, since good Christians don't do EVIL things. For that matter, I don't recall history telling us about a major decline in EVIL in the Middle East during or shortly after Jesus wandered around the region. If He's actually serious about eliminating EVIL from His universe, he needs to shit or get off the pot. Crying over a problem never did anything to solve it.
God can remove evil.
God has not removed evil.*
Therefore, god is responsible for the existence of evil.
not an argument. If free will exists in heaven (as I have been repeatedly told), and there is no evil in heaven, then it is obvious that free will is not an excuse for the existence of evil.
I love these types of artwork. An omnipotent being staring down in helpless misery at the state of the world, crying about it, having completely forgotten that he is all-powerful and could fix the world instantly.
So, basically ever since the fruit incident God had been cursing people left and right, tainting them and their children with a mark of evil which can only be temporarily abated by sacrifice rituals. By Jesus's day, pretty much everyone was inflicted with multiple hereditary curses, resulting in them being so heavily tainted that they had little chance of entering the kingdom of heaven no matter what they did. And the threat of cursing as punishment had lost its sting. So, most of those curses were permanently cleansed by the ultimate sacrifice ritual involving Jesus himself. ...This is the best I can guess at what "did do something about evil" means.
He still weeps over a broken, lost, and foolish, planet.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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