Is God Evil?!
 

but later in his life Einstein became a Deist, some of his remarks even suggest atheism
"The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weakness, the Bible a collection of honorable, but still purely primitive, legends which are nevertheless pretty childish."

the God we believe in is the God of excuses, we just play on words to justify what is going on around us. why does cancer exist? didn't God make it?
no God didn't make it, it's just the result of the world being as it is and the result of free choice
ya right

if God loves us, why does hell exist? why is he sending some people to an eternity in hell?

well God loves you and he wants to save you, but if you don't want him, he can't force you to be saved
ya right, like a normal mentaly healthy human is going to see heaven with his own eyes, and see hell and he is going to say "sorry God, I choose hell"

excuses to justify things that cannot be excused

why does hunger exist?
it is not God's job to feed everyone and take care of everyone that asks

well we don't want him to feed everyone, it's jut that he didn't feed ANYONE, EVER. not one loaf of bread ever fell from above in africa

why doesn't God show himself?
we are humans we cannot look upon him

well he is cpable of everything so he is capable of showing himself. but better yet, send us an angel, send us a talking dog, let the sky rain ketshup for one day all over the world and I would believe

but again, we are faced with excuses, that have no background or proof, we just say a lie and believe it. that is the most believers can do

PS: who made the laws of physics in this way? lool

God isn't bad nor good, both are properties of something that exists.
Choosing Einstein was a bad choice for this subject lol.

why is evil considered he absence of good?
why not say good is the absence of evil? then we could say God is evil and the goodness in the world is bits and pieces he missed

that would make alot more sense considering that there are bad natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and volcanos that kill thousands and destroyes homes, but there are no such things as good natural occurences that rebuilds things and makes people happy lool

Guys, please stop discussing such topics about "God"
ma 3endkon gher hal osas te7ko fiha ??!!! :crazy:

he started it :huh:

Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able?
Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able, and willing?
Then whence comets evil?
Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him God.

~ Epicurus

And, according to Jews, God is Evil. So I guess he is, cause Jews are always right. :crazy:

honestly, I think he doesn't exist, but it's not a good idea to tell that he is evil. It can insult those who believe.

Sure, blame God for your doings.
It's like the religious who blame the devil for everything wrong they do.

Let me ask you something. what would it take an atheist to believe?
You want it to rain ketchup, fine, let's say tomorrow it will rain ketchup. Would that be enough proof for you to believe that God exists? No, it wouldn't be for me either. I would, just like you, try and find a logical explanation for it.

And let's say, that God sends an angel or that he shows himself on earth. Would that be proof? No, if god showed himself as a human then you would say "No, he's just a man". If he showed himself as glowing light that can talk, then you'd say "We must study this strange phenomena". I would say those things as well.
And even if he showed himself as a man and the whole world believed. It's inevitable that after a couple of hundred years, someone will say "You know that guy who showed himself a few hundred years back and claimed to be God? I think he's a fake".

And if he showed himself to you every day, then that wouldn't be faith, would it? It'd be knowledge.

I don't believe that God interference with the world directly. I don't believe that there is a way to prove or disprove his existence. I do believe that there may be no need for organized religion, even though I follow one. I do acknowledge the possibility that there may be no God, even though I believe that there is one. I believe that God created this world with it's physical and logical laws that can not be changed.
As for miracles, I believe that they either had an explanation or that they were exceptions made to bring knowledge about God.