I stumbled across your website, and I'm glad to discover I'm not alone. I'm 31 years old and was raised Roman Catholic, a faith of which I was a practicing member until about 13 years ago, when I had a crisis of faith. This was my dilemma: Most Christians hold that: God loves all of humanity - God is omniscient- The vast majority of humanity will not find the way to Him
If these were all true, it means God knew when he created Adam and Eve that the overwhelming majority of these souls he "loves" would end up suffering eternal damnation in hell. If He loved us so much, why create us in the first place? It seemed unspeakably cruel to me to allow billions upon billions of souls He knew would not be able to live up to his standards to be born, and then turn around and damn them when they failed, just as He knew they would all along. I could not reconcile that perceived cruelty with a loving God, so I decided I could no longer follow the "God" the Catholic Church put in front of me. Ever since then, I considered myself an agnostic, since there was no better way to describe me. I had always been very open to the possibility there was a God up there, I'm not an atheist. I just didn't believe He was who the Church made Him out to be. Your website has given me a great deal to ponder. Thank you for showing me I'm not alone.
(V)att
