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<blockquote data-quote="Rashaddd" data-source="post: 5467550" data-attributes="member: 592162">It is for God to decide what happens to who, and who deserves what. It is up to him to judge each and every one of us. We are not qualified to do so.I do not mean to oppress in any way, and I am actually trying to show my understanding of other points of view, as much as I can without saying that they are completely acceptable (to not believe in God). I will not punish or try to punish you for not believing, that is not my job. I will however try and help someone who I see is about to be hit by a car. Same concept, in the eyes of someone who believes in God (although not necessarily as direly urgent and of such immediate concern).Indeed it can, but is it the exception, or is it the norm? And I don&#039;t believe that the &#039;right&#039; thing is easily definable and black and white, as &#039;what god tells you&#039;. It&#039;s a very complex concept in itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rashaddd, post: 5467550, member: 592162"] It is for God to decide what happens to who, and who deserves what. It is up to him to judge each and every one of us. We are not qualified to do so. I do not mean to oppress in any way, and I am actually trying to show my understanding of other points of view, as much as I can without saying that they are completely acceptable (to not believe in God). I will not punish or try to punish you for not believing, that is not my job. I will however try and help someone who I see is about to be hit by a car. Same concept, in the eyes of someone who believes in God (although not necessarily as direly urgent and of such immediate concern). Indeed it can, but is it the exception, or is it the norm? And I don't believe that the 'right' thing is easily definable and black and white, as 'what god tells you'. It's a very complex concept in itself. [/QUOTE]

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