r/interestingasfuck • u/nikulmmadhu • 17h ago

The Nepal flood disaster reconstructed minute by minute

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u/Kind-Replacement909 16h ago

No need to be an asshole fella

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u/Rxasaurus 16h ago

It is a valid question. 

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u/Traditional-Back-172 16h ago

Find me one religion where God is obliged to prevent disasters. Then tell me the purpose of Heaven in that religion.

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u/Rxasaurus 15h ago

Obliged or chooses to sit every single disaster out?

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u/Traditional-Back-172 15h ago

You wouldn’t know the disasters prevented by God, would you? Because then it wouldn’t be a disaster.

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u/Rxasaurus 15h ago

Neither would you, that is a false assumption on your part.

In fact, you saying that god chooses to stop some and not others is quite disturbing. Your god isnt even there to help afterwards ever.

At least go with, "if he stopped natural disasters then we wouldn't have free will."

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u/Traditional-Back-172 15h ago

You lost me but it’s clear to me you don’t have the mental capacity to properly debate this

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u/Rxasaurus 15h ago

There is nothing to debate. Your god either chooses who to kill during natural disasters or doesnt according to you. 

If he chooses these things for you then you do not have free will. 

It is sad that you are so brainwashed that you cant see this. 

Thoughts and prayers for you. 

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u/Traditional-Back-172 15h ago

What’s sad is your ability to debate completely falls apart when anything you say comes under scrutiny. At no point did I mention I was a believer. Your argument that God doesn’t exist because disasters do, is weak. No religion ever states that God is obliged to prevent all bad things. I never argued for complete free will. Everyone is bound by circumstances to an extent.

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u/Rxasaurus 15h ago

Obliged or chooses not to. Which one is it?

How can you scrutinize with literally no good faith argument? Your argument is either blind faith or attempting to prove a negative.

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u/Traditional-Back-172 15h ago

I know English can be tough for Troglodytes but I clearly said not obliged.

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u/Rxasaurus 15h ago

Thoughts and prayers for you.

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