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Why does God punish His creation with Hell or why does He expose them to such calamities
Asked by truth exposed,
02 Dec '12 12:37 pm
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Not giving rewards to the ones who obey, and not giving punishments to the ones who rebel do not befit Sultans greatness. Both acts are the representation of helplessness and weakness. God is free of deficiencies.
Answered by LIPSIKA, 02 Dec '12 12:43 pm
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That is the false propaganda of regions. God doesn't punish or torture people. He is not a SADIST.
Instead he ALLOWS FREEDOM to live the way we want to.. and also reap the consequences of our deeds sweet or bitter.
But religions want to terrify people and keep their followers in shame and guilt, so that they can be exploited. Religion is a BIG BUSINESS, and returns are immense!
Answered by Shunmugham, 02 Dec '12 12:45 pm
Instead he ALLOWS FREEDOM to live the way we want to.. and also reap the consequences of our deeds sweet or bitter.
But religions want to terrify people and keep their followers in shame and guilt, so that they can be exploited. Religion is a BIG BUSINESS, and returns are immense!
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A true lesson from Risale-i Nur Collection, There is a necessity of grace and mercy on his right and grief and discipline on his left of the Sultan (Muslim Ruler). Mercys requirement is reward. Discipline requires punishment. Both reward and punishment will be given in the Hereafter.
Not giving rewards to the ones who obey, and not giving punishments to the ones who rebel do not befit Sultans greatness. Both acts are the representation of helplessness and weakness. God is free of deficiencies.
Wishing the grief of His path not to become manifested has two meanings.
One is not imposing penalties to the rebellious, atrocious, and ferocious. How incongruous is it to suppose those with Gods Greatness, Wisdom, and Justice. While it is not an option, there is only one option left, supposing that humans have unrebellious and obedient nature. As a matter of fact, it is not the definition of humans but Angels.
Answered by secularthought, 02 Dec '12 12:38 pm
Not giving rewards to the ones who obey, and not giving punishments to the ones who rebel do not befit Sultans greatness. Both acts are the representation of helplessness and weakness. God is free of deficiencies.
Wishing the grief of His path not to become manifested has two meanings.
One is not imposing penalties to the rebellious, atrocious, and ferocious. How incongruous is it to suppose those with Gods Greatness, Wisdom, and Justice. While it is not an option, there is only one option left, supposing that humans have unrebellious and obedient nature. As a matter of fact, it is not the definition of humans but Angels.
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Wishing the grief of His path not to become manifested has two meanings.
One is not imposing penalties to the rebellious, atrocious, and ferocious. How incongruous is it to suppose those with Gods Greatness, Wisdom, and Justice. While it is not an option, there is only one option left, supposing that humans have unrebellious and obedient nature. As a matter of fact, it is not the definition of humans but Angels.
Answered by iqbal seth, 02 Dec '12 12:47 pm
One is not imposing penalties to the rebellious, atrocious, and ferocious. How incongruous is it to suppose those with Gods Greatness, Wisdom, and Justice. While it is not an option, there is only one option left, supposing that humans have unrebellious and obedient nature. As a matter of fact, it is not the definition of humans but Angels.
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