God's judgement on mankind

Kronkston_2

Is this what we are seeing now?
Economic ruin.

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

I see.......

mostlycheerful

Unlikely, seeing as most rich people are just as rich as ever and hardly notice any of this guff about credit crunch and mortgages while it tends to be poor people and old people and single mums with kids who have the hardest time of it. No, no sensible god would just relentlessly squash billions of poor people and leave them to starve and die young horribly of diseases that could be cured for fifty pence while letting some lucky burgers live in palaces with loads more than they need. So it’s blatantly obvious that there’s no god, as all intelligent people know.

Generali

If there is a God and life is eternal, why would He care about the tiny proportion of eternity spent in this part of it?

Perhaps the OP should consider a BTL in The Holy Land.

smamst

I still believe in Father Christmas

Prudent

I always think this lady is very astute on the subject:

If you want to know what God thinks of money, just look at the people he gave it to. Dorothy Parker US author, humorist, poet, & wit (1893 - 1967)

Orpheo

What he said.

Davesnave

Depends on your point of view. From where I am this morning, God's doing a pretty good job. :A

Obviously, you are 'in another place.'

mbga9pgf

Why are religious nutters always such thickos?

Is it because their tiny, weenie brains cant compute that asking what happens after death is as meaningless as asking what is life before birth?

Pointless arguing with these sorts.

bendix

Kronkston wrote: »

Is this what we are seeing now?
Economic ruin.

What economic ruin?

I see no economic ruin. I've never been wealthier.

Thanks God. :beer:

Bullfighter

I tell you what Krongston - you pray for me, and I'll think for you.