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發表於 2005-4-5 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by 2niper at 2005-4-4 03:47 PM:2 z- h6 S# a* O7 s! Z; X3 |2 F
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Dear 2niper,6 z8 `- v/ @$ p+ \) [- u+ {, S
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The presupposition in which your statement is based on the fact that:
C, u. s+ V# S- Y7 F8 m' S4 W/ x- G1)A supernatural being (big g God or small g God) is supposed to be loving and kind.
( N) h* N* l. f0 W0 C- X0 X8 l2)Mankind (noticed I do not use masculine pronoun) is good in nature.) L" S) R; |- a9 h: I
3)The Hebrew and --- perception of heaven (peace and restful) and hell (chaotic and painful)# [4 P) {% C. z" m0 e5 w5 j i. t
1 T2 p l- s' w/ t0 SRight?- `# _) `1 A/ A, E+ P
6 a0 M) e* d2 j8 q6 zI have a short story for you :-)/ B, `8 Q! @1 Q; ]! f- b
2 B) W* c$ w7 P, A3 _/ w, v1 i TA farmowner needed some workers to work on his field. So he took off to the market in the morning and hire a few people. They work hard for the entire day under the intense heat and harsh working conditions. When the day was about to end the farmowner realized he needed a few extra hands to finish up the work, so he took off for the market again and hire two more people.
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6 y& P1 t, ?; P- UThe day ended and the workers queue up for their wages. The farmowner paid each one of them a gold coin for their sweat and labour. One worker came up to the farmerowner and asked, "Master, don't I deserve more than a gold coin? I have worked since daybreak and my wages is one gold coin. These people came in late in the afternoon and worked for a couple of hours. And yet you gave them 1 gold coin as well! Isn't it fair?"2 {0 r1 @ D- Z( {7 [9 L0 S0 Z4 D
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The farmowner replied, "Didn't we agree on the wages before you start?" "I agreed to pay you a gold coin for a day's work, and you agree on it. You got your wages. How I pay for others is my business. The field is mine and I should have the right to pay others whatever I like." |
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