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Has god a plan with us?

    
• God has a plan / Gods have a plan
38%
 38%  [ 7 ]
• No god exists / No gods exist
38%
 38%  [ 7 ]
• God has no plan and no clue / Gods have no plan and no clue
16%
 16%  [ 3 ]
• God has no plan / Gods have no plan
5%
 5%  [ 1 ]
Number of users, who voted: 18
Number of counted votes: 18




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posted by knn
  

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..would Gods plan be for us? that sound ominous really

posted by Crossfade
  



God makes people, Satan takes the souls of gods people. God sends his son to start belief in him to start souls coming to him. Eventually he'll use the power of all the souls in heaven to save all the souls in hell, including Satans...

posted by hungarian kid
  



How about "If God has/Gods have a plan for us then we have no way of knowing what that plan is?"

posted by fatpie42
  

Different poll


Quote:
How about "If God has/Gods have a plan for us then we have no way of knowing what that plan is?"

That's a different poll: "Can we know the plans of gods"


posted by knn
  



how about 1 God not many gods

posted by Agent Zero
  

Crackers cannot read


Quote:
how about 1 God not many gods

What do you mean? Every option has this "1 god" in it.


posted by knn
  



id like them seperate though

posted by Agent Zero
  

Does it matter


Hindus believe in both one God AND many Gods. For them they are one and the same.

posted by fatpie42
  



that's great but i don't

posted by Agent Zero
  

Don't you believe in the trinity?


Surely you believe in three Gods of one substance? Father, son, holy spirit. Is that not a kind of polytheism?

Of course it isn't as simple as just polytheism. Because all three are one substance it is still only one God and therefore monotheistic. The same is true for Hindus only with many many many more aspects to their one God.

posted by fatpie42
  



If God had a plan for each of us, wouldn't that negate the concept of free-will?

And, if God is omnipotent, then wouldn't we be unable to deviate from the plan?

And, if we can't deviate from God's plan, does that mean that all of our acts are predetermined as part of God's will?

And, if all of our acts are God's will, doesn't that mean that there can be no sin?

And, if there is no sin, there is no need for redemption.

And, if there is no need for redemption, why is there a need for a Savior?

posted by ipsism
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