blazeofglory
07-03-2009, 12:05 PM
This is a very contentious question. We in Hinduism believe in Karma. Karma means what we are and our lots are shaped by what we do and in point of fact this is comparatively logical. Logical in that it does not subscribe to the idea that God has his invisible hand in everything we do.
Maybe we are string-puppets and we do not exist autonomously. And this theory subscribes to the fact that we are exempt from taking accountability.
In fact God empowers all. And God by the same token can dispower and can thus balance everything. But in fact it does not happen.
The honest and good people suffer and the culprits rise to power and stretch their empires limitlessly and unboundedly.
And if God influence our action we are not responsible for our action and if God does not, what will he do?
Does he play a father-figure? If he really does why he does not punish the culprit and save the innocent.
The world seems as if it is Godless.
Godliness or Godlessness I do not know but this world is full of injustice.
Maybe we are string-puppets and we do not exist autonomously. And this theory subscribes to the fact that we are exempt from taking accountability.
In fact God empowers all. And God by the same token can dispower and can thus balance everything. But in fact it does not happen.
The honest and good people suffer and the culprits rise to power and stretch their empires limitlessly and unboundedly.
And if God influence our action we are not responsible for our action and if God does not, what will he do?
Does he play a father-figure? If he really does why he does not punish the culprit and save the innocent.
The world seems as if it is Godless.
Godliness or Godlessness I do not know but this world is full of injustice.