...human/animal suffering *read details? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOe5Lmyyxiw&NR=1
Tiny ants eating a crab alive from the inside. How is that this the work act of a loving god? Why does god allow suffering?
I'm not blaming the ants, because they need to eat; but why make them have to cause suffering? Why did god create them to have to cause suffering, just to continue to exist themselves? isn't this the mentality of a gladiator spectator? Taking joy in the suffering of others?
Isn't the food-chain immoral (rather than amoral as atheists and agnostics and naturalists believe its amoral, since its not planned or purposeful) since god purposefully made these ants eat this crab alive as he makes lightening strike where it does?
What about an alligator eating a human, or a grizzly eviscerating a mother doe, who was only trying to protect her fawn, and dies in vain as the fawn gets ripped apart a day later by wolves, or starves? How is this the act of a loving god?
Why did he make it a 'kill another being whos capable of suffering, or starve to death yourself' kind of world?
Tiny ants eating a crab alive from the inside. How is that this the work act of a loving god? Why does god allow suffering?
I'm not blaming the ants, because they need to eat; but why make them have to cause suffering? Why did god create them to have to cause suffering, just to continue to exist themselves? isn't this the mentality of a gladiator spectator? Taking joy in the suffering of others?
Isn't the food-chain immoral (rather than amoral as atheists and agnostics and naturalists believe its amoral, since its not planned or purposeful) since god purposefully made these ants eat this crab alive as he makes lightening strike where it does?
What about an alligator eating a human, or a grizzly eviscerating a mother doe, who was only trying to protect her fawn, and dies in vain as the fawn gets ripped apart a day later by wolves, or starves? How is this the act of a loving god?
Why did he make it a 'kill another being whos capable of suffering, or starve to death yourself' kind of world?