You can’t have it both ways. You can’t say life without challenge and risks is not worth living and then blame God for not creating a perfect world.ENo final judgement.
I already told you about the most insightful thing an atheist ever said, didn't I?
After Lawrence Krauss, atheist and professor at ASU, said he would reassess his position if God rearranged the stars to say, "I am here," this regular atheist made front page news in SF-Bay Area with his comments. He said the people on the other side of the hemisphere would not see the stars. He continued that every atheist from the past, present, and future must be convinced. After that, I thought atheists would have to be punished in the lake of fire in order to be convinced.
Yet, a couple of months ago, I learned that it was already prophecised that, "Every eye will see," the return of Jesus. It means rapture and also the rise of the spiritually dead. It means everything will be settled on Earth and in this life. I suppose some of the spiritually dead know already as they are suffering in Hades like the rich man who mistreated Lazarus.
Jesus sits on a huge white throne and will render Final Judgement. So... .
No. No judgement. I just don't buy such a pointless arrangement.
Huh? Eternal life with God is not pointless. We realize our full potential from this transient life to the real life.
Eternal life without challenge, risk, or goals? What is the point in that?
As to judgement, imagine a child born in the first century in Mongolia. He will never hear of Jesus, he will never see a Bible, he will never meet anyone who did. What is the point of a judgement which condemns him for not believing something he could not possibly of heard?
No. I don't buy it.