How can God create anything Evil? - Page 7

Originally posted by: angie.4u

Ok let me clarify ! Everything is bound by laws of nature 😆but a tree or a flower does not have free will like humans do. Trees & flower on their own cant bring about any change in their surroundings as they lack free will & ability to do so whereas a human can.

oh yeah, thats one way of looking at it ! Dunno, but, i think we kinda overrate that "free will". Anyways , its a personal perspective.

But who knows what all goes inside a tree ? i mean, if we have experienced human life once, why not experiment and be something else next.

Tree aur flower ki kahaani bhi to sunni chahiye. Humans ne unpe itna attyachar kiya hai, to unhe kaisa laga ye bhi to pata karo😆

Originally posted by: clodpolish

Hmm

so how much karma exactly did those babies have?😆

How free is the "free will" in humans given the socio-cultural impacts on man right from birth?

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

phir sey post padho. bas khee khee khee kartey rehtey ho jab dekho😡...........😆

😆😆

still, i am asking, how much karma from previous birth?

how much karma is required from previous birth to die as newborn babies?😆

Originally posted by: clodpolish

😆😆

still, i am asking, how much karma from previous birth?

how much karma is required from previous birth to die as newborn babies?😆

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Human Beings, too, are bounded by the Laws of the Nature. Personally I believe that no one has the capability of defying them, anyone meddling with them is bound to get into trouble, without any success on the work he wanted to do.

Originally posted by: angie.4u

but a tree or a flower does not have free will like humans do. Trees & flower on their own cant bring about any change in their surroundings as they lack free will & ability to do so whereas a human can.

...which gives birth to another debate: Do we really have a Free Will, or is everything Determined by Mother Nature? Personally I believe that we have Free Will, just the way everything in the cosmos have it, too. What makes you think that Nature is incapable of having or exercising Free Will? Free Will is not only limited to moving our bodies or committing any physical action; it includes the ability to think and rationalize, too. I am a firm believer (don't know why, though 😆) of Nature having a life, hence having the capacity to think and feel, too. Of course, their thinking[s]/feeling[s]/experience[s] are on a completely different scale than us, but that doesn't mean they aren't alive - they are, just as we are. Even if Nature itself (as a whole) isn't alive, each and every atom in its body is. A rock, too, can sing and hymn in ways, which we definitely cannot understand. 😳

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

Next time I get to meet god, I'll ask the equation - how many grams for one day of your next life. You can then calculate😆

main objective ko pakdo. baki sab agay tel lene😆

ok ji, jo hukum.

Ye lo tel😆-

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

How free is the "free will" in humans given the socio-cultural impacts on man right from birth?

That's a wholly different subject, IMHO at least. Given that everyone has Free Will, how much 'free-er' the person wants to make that Free Will is dependent on that very person, and no one else. Hope I got your question correct (which most certainly, I am assuming, I didn't 😆).

Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades

I am a firm believer (don't know why, though 😆) of Nature having a life, hence having the capacity to think and feel, too.

You stole my words lol !

I also don't know why, but i believe the same !😆

Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades

That's a wholly different subject, IMHO at least. Given that everyone has Free Will, how much 'free-er' the person wants to make that Free Will is dependent on that very person, and no one else. Hope I got your question correct (which most certainly, I am assuming, I didn't 😆).