@Mahmoudgh,
Mahmoudgh wrote:
You claim that God doesn't exist because there is evil in the universe and If God is there, there should be no evil.
God is there why? because we are there, because the whole universe is there. It's impossible to assume that all that universe happen by chance. It's against the common sense.
YOU are the only person saying that the universe happened by chance. I don't see any scientists/cosmologists/physicists making that claim. That line of reasoning came from creationists trying to discredit scientific inquiry. So tell me, who besides you is saying the universe happened by chance?
Then you follow that up with common sense? Laughable. How you can make claims without anything to support those claims yet sight something as being common sense. How hypocritical.
Mahmoudgh wrote:
One thing can convince any human being that there is no God which is to convince him that there is no universe and he himself is not there. Or to convince him that the universe is created by chance which happened once to create the earth and happened again to create our father Adam and then again and again to create Eve. Does it make any sense to you?
Actually the quickest way for someone with actual common sense is to ask where is the proof that there is a god? Show me how you came to that conclusion. Just because there is a universe it does not imply that there is a god. Only you make that huge leap, but why couldn't the universe have arose out of natural laws?
Mahmoudgh wrote:
But if God is there and is telling us that He is Pure, Good, Loving and Fair?
If so, then where does evil, hatred and injustice come from?
That's the thing, pretty much every theists tries to claim that god is pure, good and loving and fair. Yet not only have they neglected to provide any supportive basis for that god existing in the first place, where is the actual supporting basis that this god would be, pure, good, loving or fair when nothing in reality supports that? Those are two claims without basis.
Mahmoudgh wrote:
God tells us the life we are in here is a test. He has created everything existing and He created whatever happens as well. There is nothing in this existence except what He has created. He also says He created evil (although He is not evil). He is using this as one of the many tests for us.
Well I don't want to be a part of this test. Where was my choice to not take this test? Did I not get any option to not take this stupid test? So you mean I have no choice but to take this test? Well if I did not have the option then don't you think that is pretty evil in itself? Oh probably not because you support this idea that it is a test that you must undergo. You are convinced by that but I am not. So tell me where was my choice to not take this stupid test? Honestly there is no test, that is just something that theists use as an argument to try to get reality to match up to their theology but it fails to actually do that. Because you left out the whole ability to choose, so where is my free choice in taking this so called test?
Mahmoudgh wrote:
Consider people who do so much evil in the earth and then live to a ripe old age in the splendor and wealth of their ill-gotten gains and die without ever being taken to task for their deeds. Where is the justice or fairness in this?
Who says that it has to be? Are you saying since you can not grasp the possibility that someone could get away with their wickedness that this implies that a god must exist? That is silly. In fact your statement itself is evil in it's premise. You are basically throwing a fit and expecting the universe to be balanced and fair. That someone could get a way with a bunch of evil and have a peaceful long life, where as you are suffering, miserable and don't take advantage of people. That they should for some reason be tortured for eternity where as you get some endless bliss fair tale land as a reward. That makes you more evil than the guy who did a few bad things in his life, because you want him to suffer endlessly for a finite crime. Can't get any more evil than that.
Mahmoudgh wrote:
Believing in one God and in the day of judgment when all people will be judged, make me feel peaceful and able to answer many questions.
Answer many questions? Like what?
