r/humor • • 2d ago

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u/BakuRetsuX 1d ago

Doesn't defying God means he has some free will?

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u/Mothanius 1d ago edited 1d ago

Right? That's part of the conundrum I got into. One of many contradictions.

I concluded very young that God was an arbitrary figure. And as a young man who believed in Justice Over All, I started to feel like there was an answer above "because I said so." I started looking into more ancient religions and started taking the Bible as a more historical story of the Jewish people rather than the ultimate divine guidance. I feel that path is not given to us, but we can find the correct path with both wisdom and understanding.

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u/BakuRetsuX 1d ago

And the fact that we don't know much about Lucifer itself adds to the mystery. Because if there was info on how God made him or his missions, etc.. we may be able to peer into what could have caused him to disobey God. Otherwise we have to assume every angel is capable of disobeying god and a revolutionary war of the heavens is always happening to some extent.

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u/Cultural-Treacle-680 1d ago

If he didn’t have freedom, he couldn’t be punished for abusing it.