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How Is It Just That All Humanity Has To Suffer Just Because Someone Over 6,000 Years Ago Ate A Fruit!?

That would be like punishing you for something your great, great, grandfather did.

9 Comments

  • Feb 4th 201217:02
    by These account Suspend

    No, you are suffering because of your own sins and ignorance. You choose to sin and you choose to be ignorant. You have enough sins to be judged by, without there sins. Your questions display your allegiance to Satan and your desire to disobey God.

  • Feb 4th 201218:02
    by Rachel

    It’s not as much of a punishment as a RESULT. The world pre-sin was a totally different kind of place spiritually. There was barely any evil inclination. Once the sin was done, it was impossible for the world to run on the same spiritual level that it was running on before. So the world was turned into a different kind of place, a place where the evil inclination became much more powerful than before. Therefore, here we are today. Again, not a punishment, but a consequence, which we happen to suffer from today.

  • Feb 4th 201219:02
    by Metarigh

    God said not to eat it. We all inherited original sin.

  • Feb 4th 201219:02
    by purrrr fect

    Adam became imperfect and an imperfect human can not live forever. That imperfection is all Adam could pass on to his offspring and with each succeeding generation we became more imperfect leading to disease and other problems. Adam and Eve decided they wanted self rule, well, man was not created to be able to rule himself and you see the results.

  • Feb 4th 201220:02
    by Trixie

    You’re right! It’s not fair that there has to be so much suffering.

  • Feb 4th 201220:02
    by Jj

    The christian God happens to be on astronomical ********!!

  • Feb 4th 201221:02
    by Phirry

    That would be like punishing you for something your great, great, grandfather did.

  • Feb 4th 201222:02
    by Sarethor

    its called symbolism ;)
    “We must reflect a little: if the literal meaning of this story were attributed to a wise man, certainly all would logically deny that this arrangement, this invention, could have emanated from an intelligent being. Therefore, this story of Adam and Eve who ate from the tree, and their expulsion from Paradise, must be thought of simply as a symbol. It contains divine mysteries and universal meanings, and it is capable of marvelous explanations. Only those who are initiated into mysteries, and those who are near the Court of the All-Powerful, are aware of these secrets. Hence these verses of the Bible have numerous meanings.”
    (Abdu’l-Baha, Some Answered Questions, p. 123)

  • Feb 4th 201223:02
    by Kingsley T

    Damn you rib woman and talking snake!

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