Jesus and free will

Jesus and free will Sept 7, 2017 15:40:16 GMT

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Post by cupcakes on Sept 7, 2017 15:40:16 GMT

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Sept 7, 2017 15:26:49 GMT @miccee said:

Sept 7, 2017 14:52:43 GMT cupcakes said:

Pure deranged morbid thinking on so many levels.

Just one little example - pray (

) tell how in the world is "suffering of the child slave in the Bangladeshi clothes factory so that you will be able to buy your own clothes cheaply" inherently linked to child-rearing? You're a reasoning god (of Death). And you'd make a fine televangelist (of Death).

The child would not have to slave away for pennies an hour making cheap clothes if the child had not been born in the first place. And if life itself was not a burdensome and onerous millstone around one's neck, it would not be perceived as necessary to exploit the poor Bangladeshi sweatshop workers in order to make life a little less burdensome for the privileged.

So make life better for them. Still nothing attached to child-rearing inherently.

The "collateral damage" being just one of the countless things that you freely make up.

"Collateral damage" (as explained any number of times) refers to the harm which is caused by the unequal and unfair distribution of suffering. The losers in the lottery of birth are the collateral damage, which you seem to think is acceptable (because they're the ones who have to bear the suffering that, by dint of fortune, you were spared).

So we fix the unfair distribution and suffering. Still nothing attached to child-rearing inherently. Except via zealotry and cognitive inability in some combination.

Morally I would be fine with post-birth abortions, but I realise that this would probably be too radical to ever be implemented.