@jaydr this is quite explicit and well thought. Thank you. At a point while reading, I started talking to my self as to why people suffered and the existence of God. I'd like to add that the existence of God strikes a balance in life. Like you said, people suffer because of their own ignorance and it has nothing to do with whether or not God exists. I believe God is judgement and justice. That's why when someone does something wrong, God (as it were) is the "factor" that determines the punishment that befits such offence. Same goes for when someone does right. Therefore, someone suffering is not a function of whether or not God still has his lungs filled with air. However, he may decide to be quiet sometimes and allow us go through certain situations for a purpose. If there were no God, there still would be suffering and punishments. Thank you
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RE: QOTW 9.2. : Why people really suffer, despite having a God