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Believers in predestination: Do you not find it somewhat disturbing that God would know who was damned, yet allow billions to be born with no chance of any fate except eternal suffering?

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by Seanne on August 12th, 2009
I sure wouldn't have liked it if God just said, "Hm, I know you, and if I let you be born, you'll go to hell, so I might as well just put you there anyway." Everyone woul protest. "Wait! Just give me a chance!"

This way, hell-bound souls can all accept what happens because they know and understand what they did and how stupid they were.
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