Quote Originally Posted by SYSTEM:
here is the question again... since the purpose of our lives is to see
if we will believe in "god" or not, then what is the purpose of a baby
that dies? Or in that case, what is the purpose of somebody who never
hears of god, or a person who cannot mentally understand the concept of
god?
I'm not sure I understand your first question. Are you asking, "What is
the purpose of a baby dying?". Don't people die for different reasons?
Illness, disease, bodily malfunction, abrasion, murder, malnutrition,
etc.? Again, I don't understand your question. People die because they
aren't immortal and because they aren't invincible... I assumed this was
common knowledge.
As for your second question, are you asking me to tell someone else what
their purpose is? Not even Christianity does that. Let me ask you, what
is your purpose? What is the purpose of a man living with his wife and
kids? What is the purpose of the earth revolving around the sun? What is
the purpose of living and dying? They're very silly questions to ask
your fellow man.
You know, Christianity is not about "what is the purpose of my life".
Christianity is about Salvation. Even for each Christian, their
"purpose" is still something they must find for themselves. What makes
them a Christian is not that they are told "this is your purpose". What
makes them a Christian is that they live by love and faith in the
Christ.
Quote Originally Posted by SYSTEM:
and why should anything you just said mean anything to me or anybody else? why should I believe this as truth? is this your interpretation, or are you saying this is what the bible is saying? where are you getting this from?
could Hitler be in Heaven?
Let me answer your questions in order:
What I said should mean something to you if you are an able minded English reader.
You should believe this as truth only if it is, in fact, truth.
This is not my "interpretation", this is what Christianity is.
I get this information from reality itself. No sense in me making things up, it'd be a waste of my time.
It is possible for Hitler to be in either heaven or hell. Where is he? I don't know. I'm not the one who judges. Who am I to judge others?
I believe I addressed all your concerns raised. Now, if I may question you, can you please answer my question:
Does there exist a god? After answering in a logically coherent manner, could you give me a logically sound reason why you answer in the way that you do? I want to know where you stand, theologically, before continuing. Always best to get to know who you're talking to, right?