Blitz wrote:Its partially my fault actually.
I'll punish you later.
Blitz wrote:Worst memory? I stress the singular form.
What I know of my foster sister's death.
Blitz wrote:Worst nightmare?
I had a recurring one where I would wake up just before midnight in my dream, and was in a dim room with a clock on a mantel, and I had an overwhelming dread that something horrific was going to happen when the clock struck midnight. Not very descriptive, I know, but the horror was palpable.
Blitz wrote:Dream date?
Somewhere NOT romantic. Somewhere adorably cute, or flippin' awesome. Somewhere we can talk, where the activity doesn't prevent that. Somewhere that lots of cuddling can happen.
Blitz wrote:Opinion on the immigration crisis?
I don't care who comes here, all I really care about is if you move into my country, have enough respect to learn my language.
Blitz wrote:Are you feminist?
I never cared enough to find out, so I'm gonna say no. I certainly disagree with the feminist abortion views. Mostly it just seems like a lot of PMSing women shrieking and beating their chests. Get over it.
Miss Friendship wrote:He wanted His creation to be higher than the animals and have a love for Him that was not robotic
And to get that love, which is totally unnecessary, He allows rape and murder? There was no reason for God to create anyone. Assuming God exists and created the world, He did it for the selfish reasons you just outlined. What kind of person is so desperate for love they create something that can love them, at the cost of worldwide pain and suffering? You actually haven't directly addressed my "God sat down and looked at the numbers" scenario at all.
1. Do you believe God knew what we would do with the free will He gave us?
2. If no, your God is not all powerful.
3. If yes, you can't deny that He weighed the rape and murder against the amount of people who would love Him, and He chose the selfish option.
Miss Friendship wrote:But obviously you insist on believing something else.
I don't insist. I simply believe what life experience has made me believe. Do you honestly think I want to believe there is no Heaven? That the people I've lost are just decomposing flesh? That there is no hope? That there is no point? NO ONE wants to believe that. Life has made me believe it.
Miss Friendship wrote:IF GOD DOES EXIST, He is not going to be the God you thought. Maybe you would hate Him. No maybe about it. You would.
Why, are you admitting that His actions appear sadistic?
Miss Friendship wrote:You may call these consequences heartless and cruel, but we really can't do anything about it, because He's God.
I think the heartless and cruel things in the world are a result of humans with no God. But if God existed, heck yeah, it seems blatantly obvious to me that He is a heartless and cruel person.
Miss Friendship wrote:And no matter how unfair we think He might be, that will never change the fact that He is there.... if He is.
But I don't think He is. And unless He comes down here and brings someone back to life, I'm never gonna think He is. Blind faith is just that...blind. Blind faith is Santa Claus. God is in the same category. You believe in Him because your culture and your family groomed you to do so. Just as every Muslim believes in their religion because they were groomed to do so. Every religion is like that. They are all the same. It's laughable.
Miss Friendship wrote:God always created good. The evil started with Satan's pride and rebellion from God. Satan at one time was a magnificent angel serving God.
So you believe angels had free will? I thought that was the point of humans, that they were the only ones with free will. The Bible contradicts itself all over the place.
Miss Friendship wrote:You didn't understand. We all would be wiped out. We all sinned. And come to think of it, that's exactly what we deserve. We don't deserve anything good ever.
I understand. That's fine. I think the human race is disgusting, and I'm perfectly fine with it being wiped off the face of the earth. Because again...that would stop the suffering. The suffering your God refuses to stop.
Miss Friendship wrote:I would account that to you not really knowing God. If you KNEW God. Knew of His mercy, His overwhelming love for every creature that lives, how He doesn't forget any of them, how He weeps when they turn from Him, how He seeks them, and longs for them to be happy, gives them life, and gives them an emptiness if they don't know Him that can't be filled with out Him...
Yes, I grew up hearing all of that every day. You're repeating things you've been hearing and saying since birth. Look at the facts. The fact is, you're talking about someone you can't know anything about. You're hypothesizing. You think He is merciful because you've been told that. You think He gives life because you read it. You think He wants people to be happy, because that's what you've been taught your entire life. Give me something real, Countess. Give me something from your life. Something you KNOW. Something you can prove. Don't spout meaningless words that cannot be proven. You have never met God except inside your head. And I'm sorry, but that ain't real. It is a socially accepted form of mental illness.
Miss Friendship wrote:But one thing. Why do you hate a God who doesn't exist? By hating this imaginary creature, you are in a sense, acknowledging His existence.
I told you it's hard to erase a lifetime of growing up steeped in this. There's something that detaches in my brain as far as belief in God, and debating Him as if He actually exists. I don't believe He exists. But I think it would be easier to argue from the point of anger, than from the point of disbelief, because maybe anger is something you could slightly understand. It was the biggest step to me getting to where I am now. Essentially, I figure if I can show you where my anger for God came from, and that you can't logically deny it, maybe you'll have a breakthrough. But that's highly doubtful and since I don't believe either of us have souls, it's pretty friggin' pointless. I just hate seeing people waste their lives trying to please an imaginary being.
Dom wrote:Precious little. Perhaps nothing.
Miss Friendship wrote:And yet you want me to come to your side of things.
*shrug* I want you to not be a blind sheep. And anyway, Christians typically admit that following God is very difficult, so why is it wrong for me to suggest that my way is difficult, but also worth it?
Miss Friendship wrote:Who is your favorite characters in AIO?
Rusty was always a favorite.
Miss Friendship wrote:Why don't you just put your name in your signature so you don't have to type it out every post?
Because I am not lazy. It took me about a decade to finally start using the Tab function in chat rooms when I said peoples' full names. I hate taking the easy way out. AND I TYPE FAST.
Miss Friendship wrote:Have you ever watched any Studio C?
No, what is that?
Miss Friendship wrote:What are your thoughts on chocolate?
Pure milk chocolate in small amounts is delicious, but can get old, fast. I love peanut butter and chocolate together.
Dom