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I mean, I don’t think I have to write much to prove my point, as most Christians don’t even believe the same things. Some Christians think everything in the Bible actually happened, some think it’s metaphorical. Some think He’ll is a place where nonbelievers are sent to be tortured for eternity, some think it’s just separation from god, some think it’s not even real. Some believe that Adam and Eve were the first humans, some think there were a ton of humans before him, some don’t even believe in Adam and Eve, and instead believe in evolution. See my point yet?

It’s just so much doesn’t make sense, and a lot of “proof” that God is real, Ive seen disproven, and even the other Christians I’ve seen can’t even agree on what they believe, I personally have seen so many conflicting viewpoints, It’s hard to believe they even believe in the same God.

If God is all knowing, and he knows what decisions we’ll make, and he’s also all loving, why does he create the people who don’t believe/disobey him, because we are supposed to get sent to hell if we don’t believe in or disobey him, and he already knows who will and won’t, so the only reason to create us would be to let us suffer, which means he’s either not all knowing or not all loving

EDIT: from what I’ve gathered, the simple answer to this question is that God just doesn’t know the future

EDIT: like half the answers are contradictory to the others, I’m very confused at this point