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Do you suppose these things God keeps telling you to do are anything like the thing God kept telling Dena Schlosser to do? She didn't want to but eventually she came to realize that if it was God's will, she should be happy to do as he asked. So when the authorities arrived I suppose it should be perfectly understandable that she would be sitting quietly with a smile on her face as her infant daughter was bleeding to death. You see, Dena Schlosser says that God told her to take a knife and cut the arms off of her baby girl as she was lying in her crib. Dena didn't want to but eventually sorted it all out in her mind. Who was she to know better than God?Many people are following what they desire and want. And it is extremely unfortunate. However, there are few out there that really do follow God and only God. For instance, there are things that my roommate and I are doing that we really do not desire to do at all. In fact, we keep telling God that we don't want to do it and he tells us to anyway. I was following a specific church and belief for a long time and stopped. I stopped following it because I didn't want to be following a system made by humans. I wanted to follow the divine, God himself.
And this, while vastly removed from your situation, illustrates the problem with such assumptions. It's sometimes easy for us to believe we want to do one thing, and then also believe that a god, (any god), wants us to do something else. All over the world there are people of different religions, subscribing to different gods, and proclaiming that their god wants them to do certain things. Quite often they would prefer not to do these things but just as with many Christians, they become convinced that their god, (one you don't believe exists), wants them to do certain things.
And while you must dismiss their claims as self-delusion, you make precisely the same claim and seem to expect that it will be taken as something other than what you would conclude of their claim. Do you see the problem there?
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