Part II. Can God Sin?
Can God sin?
Our current court system convicts God!
Are our sins Gods fault? If he sent us his only son the implication for doing so is guilt on his part?
We are told that man is flawed with sin.
And there is an issue of the father in this. It really depends on whether you had a good father or a bad father whether you sin?
So if I had a son and I did absolutely nothing to correct any bad behavior that son had have I indeed sinned? I would consider it a personal failure to be unable to instill good in him. But what does the court system say today? It say's that the parent is guilty if that son or daughter goes on mass shooting. And I think we can agree that a mass shooting is a sin.
God creates man, and man sins, God is guilty as a father who neglects a son per the above is?
If I am a father and my son sins just a little bit do I take that son to the people and say you are to give him all of your pain and suffering? If the people take me up on that are they not sinning? For the people to act that out are they acting in the image or edict of God? And a son could indeed commit a crime and be executed. But that isn't the exact issue religion is espousing. They are saying it more in a generality.
If I neglected a son per the above I have sinned. I have been a bad father. If God created man and man sins should man be absolved of his sins? If God created man and man commits a horrific crime has not God sinned? The current court system convicts God?
If God were perfect and God created man, hence why isn't man perfect? God didn't create man to be perfect because man would be like God if man was perfect? Hence God doesn't want man to be like him? Why doesn't God want man to be like him? A good father wants his son to be good too? A bad father doesn't know to care!
You and I both know that if your son commits a horrific crime it isn't Gods fault! You would have to know that. But yet you and I also know that a father is responsible for his son. You don't know that? A lot of people don't know that. Hence indeed the market for religion? And don't the nuns say prayer doesn't put the food on the table or something to that effect?
When God created man did he say, you need no other father than me? Don't consider your current father a father for I am your father? In the words of Jesus, God and the Father were one.
Can your father absolve you of sins? Not likely, unless he has so much money that he controls everything? So a question is, how can God absolve the sins of man?
Perhaps he forgives us because he created us and knows that we are faulted?
But should that be a selling point of religion? It goes against the idea of a valid and responsible father doesn't it! It diminishes the responsibility of being a good father!
Part III.
So if Adam and Eve were the first humans and they were kicked out of the Garden of Eden for eating the forbidden fruit; why was the fruit forbidden?
Because it was personal property and the owner of it would not share it? Hence they stole it?
Or this is what I always naturally believed from it, it was a poisonous fruit and they were not supposed to eat it.
So let's say that you believe that 2 is the reason. Adam and Eve apparently had all the skills and skillsets that they needed to survive. Seeing as the human race that descended from them numbers 8.3 billion people. So could they really have been that negligent as is implied in number 2 for the reason that they were kicked out?
And wait a minute, what happened to the people of the Garden of Eden? Where did they go? The population statistics don't say that there are 8.3 billion people and the people from the Garden of Eden are included in that. It doesn't say that there are 8.3 billion people exclusive of the people from the Garden of Eden.
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And hence you find deep thought disturbing? And perhaps you would like to say it isn't representative of what a person should be? You need to read more and think about what you are reading. And think about what you are thinking. And be able to trace every thought in your mind and any origin of emotion that is attached to it.
© 2026 Thomas Paul Murphy
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