God knows what we need and want Nuray

Submitted by Richard Lion heart (United States), Apr 15, 2006 at 17:25

You wrote a very interesting comment. Let me quote it:

"Why was only one person selected as a sacrificial victim for millions of people have no idea about Jesus? No idea. Did he ask my opinion to sacrify himself for me? No. Did I ask him to do so? No. Someone did something for me without asking my permission. I should thank him. What a theory. I think many people believe so without criticizing and thinking. Other\wise Christianity should have crumbled easily."

Only Jesus Christ could pay the penality for our sins Nuray. God made a covenant with the Jews, which they violated repeatedly. God made the new convenant trough Jesus Christ like He promised He would. In this day in age, everyone knows about Jesus. The question is who follows Him?

You asked why He did not ask for your opinion? Did God ask you for your opinion before He created you? Did you ask God to be created? No. But God being a loving Father knows what's good for us. Therefore He offers us salvation and everlasting life trough the blood of Jesus Christ.

Throughout the centuries Christianity has been criticized, analyzed. All these debates resulted
in what we know as the seperation of church and state and the renaissance. But all these changes only made Christianity stronger. It's not a coincidence if today Christianity as 2 billion followers. On the other hand, muslims are not encourage to ask questions about Muhammad and his claim to prophethood. To do so in som muslim countries can result in severe punishments. Muslim are discouraged from debating islam and the koran. They should just accept it as scientific fact. No wonder why they have to do that, because the minute one starts to ask question one becomes suspicious about Muhammads claims.

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