guys please explain tis questions for me 1) Did God failed in creating us I mean we humans are created by God and God is perfect 2) How come we are not perfect creatures? he could have made us perfect 3) He knows everything why doesn't he end this world 4) Does God favors one from another?? 5) Why is the world unfair?
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A. He didn't fail us we failed him using or own free will we choose the bad instead of the good B. He did made us(Adam and Eve) perfect but after they sinned they became normal C. Just because he knows everything he ain't ending the world he's giving us time to repent n do good n go back to the right/good way. D. Wellll he view us equally but there are times when he like one above other bcz that person deserves it for example ur parents might see u n ur siblings equally but because of the closeness(qerebeta) u have with ur parents they might prefer u over ur siblings or the reverse is true....this means the more close u r to God the more favor u gain but at the end of the day he loves each n everyone of us equally leza nw kifu sewoch/hatiyat yebezabachw sewoch bezich meder lay lerejm gize yemenorut bcz he's giving them time to repent n be good n do good. E. The world became unfair bcz of our deed n greed n bcz God said that we r gonna eat our fruit maletm yeserachenen fre nw yemenebelaw ena demo echi alem enkuan leegna letemech lefeterat fetari rasu mesqel nw yashekemechiw
May 29, 20241.God didn't create us, we evolved from less complex organisms. 2.we are not perfect because nature is not about perfection but survival. 3. He doesn't exist, whoever that is. 4. No, because he doesn't exist. But nature favours these who are able to adopt. 5. The world is unfair because nature is not fair. Nature favours those who adapt.these who are able to change survive.
May 29, 2024Based on my understanding on the teachings of EOTC. 2. I believe ነፃ ፈቃድ is the reason; Adam and Hewan, were tested on there faith on God (they couldn't see him and he placed ዕፀ በለስ in heaven to see how much we believe in him). Then we obviously failed him and then lost our chance of becoming "perfect". 1. Due to this and other sins we did, there are verses in the bibile saying God regretted his decision of creating us (not sure if we can say he 'failed' on creating us) but he gave us another chance through christ. 3. He knows all possiblities but he doesn't make all the decisions. We humans also have a hand on that. Refer to yeberehan enat and himamat by henok haile. They give detailed explanations for these questions. 5. I don't have an answer from a religious perspective but there is an interesting concept of EGG THEORY. Check it on youtube, it showcases an interesting perspective.
May 29, 20241. No we are created by his and God is always every single perfect 2 . Yeah he could have made us perfect coz the almighty of God is created us for him thanksgiving and for rules 3. Yeah he knows everything all is in hands 4. No he is fair 5. Coz the world is top up by sin and bad work For more contact @deaconcherinet he will teach details
May 29, 20241.No 2.because we have free will we choose what we want he didn't robots so he made us like him but we chose other things.by the way that is what ክርስትና is it is theosis it is being chist-like 3.what do you mean by that do you mean he knows all the sin people are doing why doesn't he end that?if that is the case የኀጢአት ትንሽ የለውም so the punishment starts with ourselves(you)and haven't you heard ''እድሜ ለንስሐ'' so he doesn't give up on anyone one he loves the sinner and the holy unconditionally 4.No 5.it is not and it is fair.i can't tell you why exactly somethings happen but i know everything has it's consequences so as long as we go with GOD we will get what we deserve(in a good way😁) these things you call 'unfair' are a product of not fearing GOD there are good people and there are bad cause we have free will remember?you have to when i say it is fair i don't mean everthing is the way it needs to be or whatever i'm saying 1.we could always overcome evil by good 2.we have to see our sins if we were in their shoes(these people you call unfair)wouldn't we have done the same or worse? So if we become CHIRST-LIKE we will be good and fair like him if we don't we become evil and unfair
May 29, 2024These are deep and complex questions that have been pondered by theologians, philosophers, and individuals for centuries. While there may not be definitive answers to these questions, I can offer some perspectives that may help shed light on these topics. 1) The concept of perfection in the context of human beings is subjective and open to interpretation. Some believe that imperfections in humans are a result of free will and the ability to make choices. It is through our experiences, challenges, and growth that we learn and evolve as individuals. The idea of God creating imperfect beings could be seen as an opportunity for growth and development rather than a failure. 2) Perfection is a lofty ideal, and it may be that the diversity and complexity of human experiences contribute to our imperfections. It is possible that God's intention was not to create flawless creatures but rather beings capable of learning, growing, and evolving. 3) The question of why God does not end the world is a profound one. Different religious beliefs offer various explanations for this, such as the idea that there is a divine plan or purpose that transcends human understanding. Some believe that the world will come to an end at a predetermined time, while others see life on Earth as a test or opportunity for spiritual growth. 4) The concept of God favoring one individual over another is a complex issue. Many religious traditions teach that God is just and fair, and that all individuals are equal in the eyes of God. It is possible that what may appear as favoritism could be a result of individual perceptions or interpretations. 5) The question of why the world is unfair is a challenging one. Inequities, injustices, and suffering are pervasive in our world, and they raise profound questions about the nature of existence. Many believe that human actions, choices, and societal structures contribute to the unfairness in the world. Some see these challenges as opportunities for compassion, empathy, and social change. Anyhow if you want details contact @deaconcherinet
May 29, 20241. No failing is when you intended to do something and you couldn't do it.... but we weren't intended to be perfect as eveything aroud us 2. He already created a perfect creatures like angels if he wanted he could've but we are not meant to be perfect inthe first place....we make mistake and we learn from them that's whats makes us unique 3. This question comes from the idea that this world is all bad but tye truth is it isn't there is bad and there is good..... 4. As my believe tells me (am muslim) he says "we honoured man kind" so he doesn't favor one fron the other except based on your deeds 5. Well that's why "day of judgment" exist wright to make the scale even
May 29, 2024Hey SOMEBODY, These are deep and thoughtful questions that many people have pondered throughout history. Here’s a perspective that might help: 1. Did God fail in creating us? No, many believe God didn’t fail. In many religious views, God created humans with free will, meaning we have the ability to make our own choices. This freedom allows us to grow, learn, and develop, but it also means we can make mistakes. 2. Why aren't we perfect creatures? The idea is that our imperfections allow us to experience growth and learn important life lessons. If we were perfect, there would be no need for growth or improvement, and our ability to choose freely and love genuinely would be diminished. 3. Why doesn’t God end the world if He knows everything? Some believe that God has a plan and that everything happens for a reason, even if we don't understand it. The idea is that the world is still unfolding according to that divine plan, and it’s not yet time for it to end. 4. Does God favor one person over another? Many religious teachings suggest that God loves all His creations equally, but people have different roles and paths in life. Sometimes it might seem like favoritism, but it could be part of a larger plan that we don't fully see or understand. 5. Why is the world unfair? The world can seem unfair because of the presence of human free will and the choices that people make. Many believe that this life is a test or a journey where we face challenges to grow spiritually and morally. These are big questions without simple answers, and different people and faith traditions may have different perspectives. It might help to talk to religious leaders or read spiritual texts to explore these questions further.
May 29, 2024I will answer the 4th Know this God is not fair, I am chrisitian let me show in that perspective If God was fair we must pay for our sins, because he said you will die the death therefor if he was fair we must die, or eternal perishing but God is not fair, but it doesn't mean he doesn't make a difference in the face of people, for more info Galatians 2:6, . . .
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May 29, 2024Bruh just leave things like they r there is no answer to this question
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