Sentences with phrase «then punish them for»

It is particularly cruel to offer young people the American Dream, encourage them to come out of the shadows and trust our government, and then punish them for it.»

Why would god create humans and then punish them for eternity for not suspending all disbelief and having faith in something that never appears, never does anything?

you believe in an omniscient god who knows whether we will accept jeebus as a savior, but then punishes them for eternity if they do not believe in him.

What I love the most is that it is God himself who hides and withholds all evidence of his existence and then punishes those for not believing in him.

I make people believe in lies, then punish them for believing in lies.

In the paper published here on Thomas and the three poets, he speaks of the «fundamental silliness» of the idea of a God who predetermines the creatures to be sinful and then punishes them for it everlastingly.

@Ed, et al, What kind of sick, twisted deity would create intelligent beings with the inclination and drive to seek knowledge and then punish them for having that characteristic?

Rather pointless and wasteful to give people brains, then punish them for using those brains, right?

«Why did God plant The Tree of Knowledge in a place He knew, being Omniscient, would not Meet His Expectation (s), then decide to create two souls that would not Meet His Expectation (s), and then punish them for being created to not Meet His Expectations?»

How does a story about a god who created us imperfect, then punishes us for being imperfect, make any sense?

Fifthly, in the same vein, I would not make about 5 % of the human population gay, then punish them for being that way.

There were a number of occasions this season the ref could have punished our opposition but chose not too and then punished us for far less.

«We tell women to be good mothers and then we punish them for doing so by making their family suffer financial insecurity or by shaming them for doing something like breast - feeding,» Bravo says.

The game itself presents a challenge in that it dares the player to explore and then punishes them for doing so.

We trick audiences with tropes that get someone onboard with a character and then punish them for it.

It isn't fair to leave a dog that doesn't know how to wait all day to go poop outside and then punish it for pooping on the carpet.

The game teaches you how to play it, but then punishes you for adapting almost as soon as you learn.

The Arkane studios have an interesting approach to player empowerment: Dishonored provided an array of violent powers, but then asked us not to use them, while Prey dares the player to break the rules, but then punishes them for doing so.

My son has suffered since attending this school he has been bullied by children 3 years older than him and was then punished for being bullied.

Not exact matches

If we expect universities to be part of our prosperity strategy, then faculty interested in such pursuits should devise new institutional approaches for their career advancement that reward rather than punish them when pursuing commercialization of their research.

The underlying supposition is a God that created us knowing we were sinners and disbelievers (He is omniscient and omnipotent), and then punishing us eternally for creating us that way.

I don't think so, so why then would you believe that a God of Love, of Truth of Justice would punish anyone for an eternity?

Yes, he did send Jesus to his mortal death and killed himself on top of it but had he not comitted this treasonous act, then Jesus himself would not have given himself for your sins and you would all forever be punished for a simple mistake just as you all try to condemn Judas to for his one mstake.

And what if, instead, there's a supreme being who says, «let me reward those who have used their human faculties, reasoning and intellect,» and to add the drama that you so love, «and let me punish for eternity those with weak will who blindly adopted the fantasties and fairy tales pushed upon them without ever questioning...» What do you do then???

So, once God saw we learned this lesson, to follow only after God, God decided to play a little game with us, take on a human form just like the Greek and Roman gods, and then punish us again for all eternity because we remained steadfast to following God's commands?

Did you know that if you die before getting baptized (no matter what transgressions you make), then you get to go to the celestial kingdom (because we believe that men must be punished for their own sins and not for Adams trangression i.e. no original sin).

The criminal would then need to be punished until he made up for the crime, which would be eternity, because he never would be able to.

A better one would be that the parents DO give in to their child's desire, knowing full well what will happen when they do and then punish the child by locking them in a closet for several years.

Then goes on to say that if you don't believe the story, you basically will be punished for eternity because he is the best way to salvation and it doesn't matter that none of it makes sense.

I thought that a good God could never punish someone for rationally looking at all of the evidence and then coming to a conclusion based on it.

This third group go to hell, scream in the flames for a short while, and then go to heaven having been punished.

Weird that Christians think that the hurricane is sent as punishment for sins, and then they get punished all over again in hell afterward.

«If God doesn't punish people for their sin,» he said, «then God is just an enabler, letting people get away with their sin.»

And if your god would actually punish anyone for any human action for all eternity in a torturous place instead of immediately destroying that place, then he's the most disgusting devil that exists.

I didn't pray for leukemia but I got it children die everyday new souls in this sometimes very cruel world what kind of god does that I'm sure you'll say the sins of the father or it just wasn't gods plan or if we were better Christians then we wouldn't be punished or our faith was being tested and to all of you I say what a cruel child of a god you have that» tests his flock he so lovingly created excuse after excuse I'll keep my faith in the science that put my cancer in remission and if I'm wrong I'll march straight into hell knowing I made no excuses

And now the elder went over the many agonies: to suffer hunger and cold, to all but kill oneself through overwork, to be kicked by a cruel driver, to be abused by unskilled persons whom not a single step you take will satisfy, yet who blame and punish the horse for their own blunders, and then at last some winter, when old age has come on, to be driven out into the bare woods.

Take it from me: When you grow up being taught to love God with your mind and then get punished for trying to do so, the temptation to leave the faith in anger and disillusionment is overwhelming.

Then no one can be punished for speaking out whether provoked or not.

I believe that YHWH is a just deity and a just deity would never set up an unwinnable scenario and then punish the test subject for failing a rigged game.

Spoken by a famous Rabbi who later was punished for His views by the then reigning «church» / religious leaders.

A good example is Habakkuk's presentation of a dialogue between the prophet and God — the prophet's first complaint is against the sins of Judean society and God explains that he will be using the evils of the invading Chaldeans to punish Judea; the prophet responds by complaining about the evils of the Chaldeans which God then assures will not go unpunished — that they tyranny itself will lead to it's own punishments and that the punishment for Judea's sins is itself redemptive and God assures that he will be able to provide salvation.

But if all prayers fail and that kindly face is not turned, then the supposition is that the afflicted deserves his fate — or that his friends and relatives are being punished for being not sufficiently faithful.

Then God punishes not just them but all of mankind forever for their one act, which came from how he made them and he must have known would happen.

Then God punishes them harshly for being as he made them and doing what he knew they were going to do when he made them, and he punishish the entire human race for the rest of eternity as well.

Using your infantile logic, then it's fine for a kid to say to a parent, «You can't punish me since when you were a kid you did bad things too.»

Giving us the desire to see proof, then saying «no, you can't have it» and punishing those who ask for it is just plain cruel.

i am sorry J.W but i don't believe there is a god of any kind... if there was a god, why would such a so called all powerful being allow for the treatment of its creation by its creation... the argument of free will is an old and tired one... if the existence was true and the laws put in place to honor such a creature were equally upheld by god then i would have been punished a long long time ago and so would have the majority of people... believer or not!

Yes i know two counsellors i told one of them about this and i want to know why Jesus Christ without any mercy sends that person to hell forever to suffer and never ever forgives them even though they didn't commit any thing like murder and that also forever you can forgive that person went in minutes of that sin with in a snap of a finger then only why that sin why not give him another life in Earth after forgiving and punishing him for the rest of his sin it is said that god and Jesus Is very merciful then why he is giving such a life sentence that is much more worse than eternal nothingness and why doesn't he punish Satun with eternal nothingness because i think most of the sins in Earth are committed because of him only?

By heating the massive stones of the sanctuary and then pouring cold water on them, the Romans reduced the whole place to rubble, thus punishing the Jews for rebelling against Roman authority.

If is sin isn't a crime, then why will should anyone be punished forever for a sin?