• @Gremour@lemmy.world
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      91 month ago

      That is logical. Practically, though, this is used for justification of selected events. If a person confronts with something he doesn’t like, e. g. bugs in his home, he will actively try to change it.

      • @saimen@feddit.org
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        61 month ago

        Doesn’t mean they have to be passive. They could say God did this to provoke me to do something against this.

        I mean it’s similar to the question why god allows all this suffering and evil in the world. I think the common answer is to test us and to give us the opportunity to do good or something like that.

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          1 month ago

          That is convenient. This way you can explain anything you like. I think, Sam Harris said “it’s like playing table tennis without a net”.

          • @saimen@feddit.org
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            21 month ago

            That’s the point of religion. Providing some kind of psychological comfort by giving answers to questions we can’t answer.