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I kinda had a feeling you were going towards that. I just find it kinda annoying that you wouldn't point it out right away.

But take for exaple a little child that has a lethal sickness. It's too little to have sinned or gave into any temptation, yet it does suffer. Why does God allow it?

What about diseases and sickenesess? They just come to people no matter how sinful or not they are.

I was refering to the temporal ones.

it's not a joke, it's a riddle :P

yay xD

Why do people still suffer even though they got a way out of it?

Their minds weren't strong enough to refuse the serpent and his deceiving, and seeing that God created Adam and Eve, He created them with that mind.

Then why is it a fact that people DO suffer? Because i was interested in knowing why God allows suffering, not any other topic. Besides, if someone gets innocently murdered, where's the good in that? That the murderer got what he wanted? What about the family of the victims? True, after...

That still doesn't answer why people still suffer :P

ahh :D well then i'm glad to have a dublinese accent xD cheers :thumbsup:

I get the whole "Adam and Eve ate the apple" thing, but why is it that thousands of years later God still punishes billions of people for something two people did long ago? Isn't that kinda... mean? And God told them not to eat from that tree, but he created humans curious and with a weak will...

I agree with PolarBear3 :) It might be uncomfortable but in the end you'll be glad you did it =) The questions aren't too personal, they just show interest in the person you're talking to. You could ask the people questions that you would be comfortable asking. if you know the place where they...

yeah xD the last child has the apple on the plate =)

hmm which one is the one that insists on putting the "u" sound into all words? xD like "munday" or "fuive" xD

Thank you tapero for a great answer :D

Well I'd say it's because of genetic reasons, as in breeding too closely might lead to health problems. In light of that, yes it would be a major concer seeing that they would need to populate the entire world and people with health problems would die quicker, possibly not being able to breed...

but even if the law was passed later on, isn't incest still the same thing?

If Noah and his family were the only people to survive the flood, wouldn't that mean that they had to inbreed in order to restore the population? Isn't that also considered incest and is it not a sin? :confused: