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> Y'know, sometimes I wonder why there's a Hell. If God is so caring, so loving, why doesn't he just give us all a free ticket to Heaven? Some say Heaven would be like Hell for certain people, but my idea of Hell is much worse than being forced to admit I was wrong. I also have those "If I were God, I'd..." thoughts. Then I realize, hey, I'm *not* God. How can I know what's best? I have the gall to think I'm more compassionate than God, that I know better than He. How do we know there's anything wrong with His plan? Or even if it is his plan? [See my other post on the topic]

You know they saying, There are things man was not ment to know? I always feel insulted when I hear that. My favorite biblical character is Job, who actually asks God what in His name he is up to. Ofcourse it then gets all weird, and we arn't really told what God's replie is but I want to know. My favorite human featrue is our curiosity.

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