Why Do Christians Not Spit Upon And Desecrate Non-christian Graves?

[Brakeman]

Why do christians not spit upon and desecrate non-christian graves? If god hates the non-christans enough to send them to an everlasting fiery hell, why should christians have any more compassion than their god? Shouldn't christians show the utmost contempt toward the unsaved that have died rejecting god? How dare they show compassion and respect where their god see's none warranted!

[florduh]

As the tale goes, God does not hate the lost souls. It is his wish that all be saved, but sin and free will prevent that from happening. It doesn't make sense, but that's how it's presented.

[Noggy]

 

As the tale goes, God does not hate the lost souls. It is his wish that all be saved, but sin and free will prevent that from happening. It doesn't make sense, but that's how it's presented.

 

God isn't omnipotent if he doesn't get what he wantz. Sin + Free Will = too powerful for god

[Vigile]

 

As the tale goes, God does not hate the lost souls. It is his wish that all be saved, but sin and free will prevent that from happening. It doesn't make sense, but that's how it's presented.

 

God isn't omnipotent if he doesn't get what he wantz. Sin + Free Will = too powerful for god

 

Plus he can't make a cupcake too big to eat himself.

[Brakeman]

When god smote the poor Uzzah, he did so in anger(bible says so). If god is eternal and unchanging, then there's no reason to believe that he will latter soften up and repent to himself about what a bad thing he did and go make things right. No we must assume that god hates those he sends to hell. If you're all powerful and you love somebody you don't push them in a lake of fire for all eternity.

[ShackledNoMore]

Aw, c'mon!

 

1) God is pure, perfect unadulterated love.

 

2) Unlike God, humans (that means you and Uzzah) are utterly evil and depraved.

 

3) That means that Uzzah was utterly evil and depraved when he tried to save the ark from spilling with his grubby mitts when the ox stumbled.

 

4) While God is perfect love, he is also just, and perfectly, well, perfect. Thus, he cannot tolerate the likes of Uzzah's mitts of unmitigated evil, touching his ark, even if it is to save it from a nasty spill into the mud.

 

5) Since God loves Uzzah so much, how could he ever not be angry from an act so heinous as Uzzah saving his ark with his grubby and evil mitts?

 

6) Angry as He was, it pained God terribly that Uzzah and his mitts were so utterly evil, and his act of using those filthy mitts to save the ark from a spill was so utterly insolent, that he had to kill him in a tantrum and send him to an eternity of torture in a lake of fire. It didn't mention God's distress at having to do this in the story, but we know this is true since He is a God of love, because it said so several hundred years later in the New Testament, and sort of in some parts of the Old Testament, interspersed with his other tantrums and acts of violence.

 

7) It's a good thing that God did the smiting, because in contrast to God, Uzzah, you, and I are so evil, depraved, and mean, that if one of our furniture movers saved our cabinet from getting spilled, not only would we have had a temper tantrum, killed him on the spot, and sent him to an eternity of torture if we could, but we would have done it with hatred in our hearts rather than love, and we wouldn't have felt the least bit of pain or sorrow in the oh so justified anger over such a heinous transgression. You may not think you would treat the mover this way, but it is your nature as truly as God's nature is love: the bible says so.

 

Makes perfect sense, doesn't it?

[Mike D]

If god hates the non-christans enough to send them to an everlasting fiery hell

But wait, this is incorrect.

 

All True Christians ™ know that God doesn't send anyone to hell, we choose to send ourselves there when we reject sweet adorable lil' baby Jesus and his Free Gift ™ of salvation.

 

Hope that clears it up!