Because He did

shaun_smith — 2014-08-22 21:06:19 UTC

So just roll with it.

Did He?

shaun_smith — 2014-08-22 21:06:41 UTC

Did he, one may ask

2014-08-23 03:40:39 UTC

But I can assure you that He did and he is alive to this day. The thousands of accounts of him after he hung on that cross. He died to give us life. Give us an opportunity no one else could. A clean slate. True Peace. A real relationship. In the end after we die and rot away, when we look down close at our inmost spirit, all that will remain is the relationships, the memories, the people that we knew we loved we enjoyed... The truth is we are really just a collection of thoughts, ideas and opinions. We spend our lives living thinking about so much, so much nothing. Pointlessness, like appearance and silly charades while life wastes away and our dirty world; our demented perception pushes us from things of true valuable. And life has its way of bogging everyone down. It side tracks us and tries to get us away from seeing the true prize. But Jesus, He is the one who cuts down those thoughts and removes that weight. That is who he is. In light of the secondary question you must concur: God created the universe and humans. He gave them the ability to disobey him and since He is omniscient he obviously knew that we would take advantage of that privilege. He knew exactly what he was doing. In addition it's not like he couldn't have run through all of the unlimited possibilities in the infinity before he created all that is. No, it had to be this way. The question remains, the final question.

WHY?

A

2014-08-26 00:43:32 UTC

Would a God who wouldn't die on a cross...who wouldn't do anything for you be a God worth following?

Why did Jesus die on the cross? by Shaun Smith

Because He did

Did He?

Did he, one may ask

A