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In our world things are not fine

eyu Asked by eyoel about 1 month ago, 10 answers.
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In our world we listen war,disease epidemic,poverty...almost cnn,bbc,algazera, etc... Talk abt it every day. Why are we in those problems and having a brain which discoverd space ships, aeroplans etc...?

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;-) Answered by gunner on Jul 14, 2008, 01:29PM
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dude because you have things like greed relegion etc.
trust me in a few milion years from now the world will be prefect stay optimistic mate

Thunder Robot Answered by funadvice on Jul 14, 2008, 01:29PM
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each generation gets worse and worse. and we have so many people out there in competition with each other instead of working together. there is also a lot of hate and jealousy & if you're a Christian, we're just living in the last days!

Gir rules. Answered by mikeh on Jul 14, 2008, 01:33PM
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A) The problems of this world and its populace are a far sight better than, say, the Middle Ages, when the average income was a dollar a year and most people died at 35, starving in their unheated homes.

2) It often SEEMS like things are going from bad to worse simply because of the availability of information. In the 1980s, there were just as many people dying in wars and just as many people wasting away from disease, but with one newspaper a day and a half-hour news broadcast every night, no one ever heard about it.

3) If God is responsible for all the glory and beauty around us, he's also responsible for the pain and misery. File your grievances away in the back of your mind, and should you ever meet him/them, demand some answers, because his word is seriously messed up.

thispicishott!!!lol Answered by prettygirl15 on Jul 14, 2008, 01:37PM
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we would of had it made but because adam and eve fell for temtation we were left with all these things

caption Answered by atthisvelocity on Jul 14, 2008, 01:44PM
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I believe it comes down to population. Increasing population just increases disease, hunger, jealousy, hate, war... We can't help anything about population, but the world has ways of fixing itself-- I.E. the Bubonic Plague. Yes, it's horrible that millions of people would have to die, but if you think about it, after the Plague everything was peachy-- people has more job opportunities and the food was in abundance.

It sounds like a horrible thing to say, but it's the truth. Our misery directly correlates to the amount of people around us.

Gir rules. Answered by mikeh on Jul 14, 2008, 01:51PM
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atthisvelocity, which outbreak of plague are you referring to? There have been many. And in terms of population decline, the flu pandemic of 1918 was far more costly in terms of lives lost, and I doubt anyone would say the world was better off for it.

Toadaly Answered by toadaly on Jul 14, 2008, 02:25PM
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We're pack animals. In general, we view competing packs as a threat.

GQ Answered by jester_x on Jul 15, 2008, 04:03AM
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unfortunaly war is in our nature. but who put it there?

Thunder Robot Answered by funadvice on Jul 16, 2008, 01:41PM
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Human nature includes bad as well as good. Uncontrolled, the bad can win.

Answered by chaos16 on Jul 20, 2008, 05:11PM
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When god created us he gave us free will. Global warning and such is in our hands. God says that our days in earth are not the days promised to us but rather the days of the after life. A lot of ppeople point fingures to him, the choice of who your guna blame is your own, the thing is blameing people won't solve anything.

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