Why do we deserve punishment? If it is because of our wrong choices, my argument applies. If it is because of someone else's (Adam's, say, although I thought you had abandoned creationism in Christianity 2.0), this is unjust.
Similarly, if God choses who to save and no-one is saved who God does not chose, by implication he choses who to damn (God's knowledge and power being absolute, so that there's no third position of people God just forgot about). Again, this is unjust.
I think we've discussed this previously. My position hasn't changed since then: evangelical Christianity portrays God as evil.
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Date: 2008-05-27 12:31 am (UTC)Similarly, if God choses who to save and no-one is saved who God does not chose, by implication he choses who to damn (God's knowledge and power being absolute, so that there's no third position of people God just forgot about). Again, this is unjust.
I think we've discussed this previously. My position hasn't changed since then: evangelical Christianity portrays God as evil.