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spliffendz

spliffendz

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Nasreddine was once asked to decide a case between kids who had found a bag of sweets, did not agree on who among them would be the most equitable and therefore could be trusted, but agreed that an adult would more “qualified” for this task ... and ... Nasreddine happened to be that first adult to come by.

Once he was made aware of the case and after they had agreed to his “deciding their case”, Nasreddine asked a single question: “How do you wish this “distribution” be made? God’s way or my way?” They thought about it, looked at each other thinking ‘we know Nasr Eddine well and his bizarre ways’, and agreed on “God’s way” as their best choice, for their own sake.

Nasreddine proceeded in distributing the sweets in a clockwise manner, attributing 2, 5, 0, 3, etc... sweets to the successive individuals of the gang around him.
That obviously created a riot and all contested Nasreddine’s adult capacity and judgemen

Once they calmed down and allowed Nasreddine to explain himself, he told them: “Well, look around you ... isn’t this the way God “does” things in this world? Had you asked for “my” way, I would have most certainly divided exactly the total number of sweets by your total number and you would have all received equal amounts.
Indeed, most men perceive justice to imply equality. God’s Justice is ... simply ... just.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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spliffendz said:
Nasreddine was once asked to decide a case between kids who had found a bag of sweets, did not agree on who among them would be the most equitable and therefore could be trusted, but agreed that an adult would more “qualified” for this task ... and ... Nasreddine happened to be that first adult to come by.

Once he was made aware of the case and after they had agreed to his “deciding their case”, Nasreddine asked a single question: “How do you wish this “distribution” be made? God’s way or my way?” They thought about it, looked at each other thinking ‘we know Nasr Eddine well and his bizarre ways’, and agreed on “God’s way” as their best choice, for their own sake.

Nasreddine proceeded in distributing the sweets in a clockwise manner, attributing 2, 5, 0, 3, etc... sweets to the successive individuals of the gang around him.
That obviously created a riot and all contested Nasreddine’s adult capacity and judgemen

Once they calmed down and allowed Nasreddine to explain himself, he told them: “Well, look around you ... isn’t this the way God “does” things in this world? Had you asked for “my” way, I would have most certainly divided exactly the total number of sweets by your total number and you would have all received equal amounts.
Indeed, most men perceive justice to imply equality. God’s Justice is ... simply ... just.
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Which version of God were they talking about?
 
Lenin1917

Lenin1917

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spliffendz said:
Nasreddine was once asked to decide a case between kids who had found a bag of sweets, did not agree on who among them would be the most equitable and therefore could be trusted, but agreed that an adult would more “qualified” for this task ... and ... Nasreddine happened to be that first adult to come by.

Once he was made aware of the case and after they had agreed to his “deciding their case”, Nasreddine asked a single question: “How do you wish this “distribution” be made? God’s way or my way?” They thought about it, looked at each other thinking ‘we know Nasr Eddine well and his bizarre ways’, and agreed on “God’s way” as their best choice, for their own sake.

Nasreddine proceeded in distributing the sweets in a clockwise manner, attributing 2, 5, 0, 3, etc... sweets to the successive individuals of the gang around him.
That obviously created a riot and all contested Nasreddine’s adult capacity and judgemen

Once they calmed down and allowed Nasreddine to explain himself, he told them: “Well, look around you ... isn’t this the way God “does” things in this world? Had you asked for “my” way, I would have most certainly divided exactly the total number of sweets by your total number and you would have all received equal amounts.
Indeed, most men perceive justice to imply equality. God’s Justice is ... simply ... just.
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God's "justice" is false.
 
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