A farmer has stirred widespread debate online after delivering a fiery criticism of religion, questioning the nature of God, suffering and morality during a lengthy social media discussion that has since gone viral.
- Questions over suffering and morality
- Debate reignites after online reactions
The unidentified lady, who described herself as a creator through farming and food production, argued that humanity contributes more practical value to society than what he described as a silent and destructive divine figure.
Her comments emerged amid growing online conversations challenging organized religion, faith and biblical teachings, especially among young people seeking alternative perspectives.
Questions over suffering and morality
“If God exists, then He would have to beg for my forgiveness, and even then I still wouldn’t forgive Him because the world is full of suffering. I produce food, palm oil and things people actually use daily. I am solving problems. What exactly is God doing?”
The speaker also referenced biblical accounts of destruction, including the flood in Noah’s time and the death of Lot’s wife, arguing that such events contradict claims that God is loving and merciful.
She added that sin, in his understanding, simply means disobedience to God rather than genuine evil.
Debate reignites after online reactions
“I read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation during COVID lockdown. The more I read, the more I questioned Christianity. Real evil is cancer, killings and innocent people dying.”
Similar debates intensified globally during the COVID-19 pandemic, when lockdowns pushed many people toward online religious discussions and personal spiritual reflection.
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“If there’s a God somewhere, he or she or it will have to beg me for forgiveness and I’ll still not forgive them cos look at what they created”
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