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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
Yes, it is his mistake to believe the best in his children. It's pretty obviously a mistake to believe that human beings will be good all the time and follow all the rules. I know that. You know that. I don't think it's unreasonalbe to believe that the creator of the universe knows it too. "Besides, he planned it"? Talk about a free ride.
If the events in the Book of Revelation start to unfold then yes, I'll believe then. Until this wishy-washy egomaniac shows his face, I'll continue to be skeptical.
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I never said he planned it, I said he planned FOR it. He wanted to believe the best in his children, but knew it wouldn't happen. He saw what was coming, continued to have faith, made an escape route anyways. The Jewish people are His chosen ones... that's why He's already planned for another escape route. He knew they still wouldn't believe, and still wouldn't accept Jesus which is the reason He is the key point to Christianity and salvation, the acceptance of Him. Once the Jewish faith accepts Him, all the prophesies will be fulfilled.
Ah whatever. You just want to think that IF He exists, He's a dink and a ****-up and that's your right. I'm not going to change your mind. I know why I believe what I do, and if you think it's a free ride, that's your choice.