What has been puzzling me is,
If God truly loved Jesus,
Which I am sure he did,
since Jesus seemed to be extremely pious and righteous,
then how would somebody who Truly loved somebody else,
allow that other to be Killed (on a cross)?
The only explanation that makes sense to me,
assuming God's love for Jesus is like a human's love for their own child,
is that God was Simply Not Powerful Enough
to stop those evil ones from crucifying Jesus
especially since Free Will exists
and hence Evil was overpowering Good at that time.
This to me also seems to be the only explanation
to explain
why Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Fred Hampton, and Malcolm X
were also allowed to be assassinated
that the forces of Evil (led by the evil one)
were stronger than the forces of Good (led by God)
at that time.
I don't think anybody has been as good or as righteous as Martin Luther King
in a long, long time that I can see,
so it is hard to see how he was allowed to be assassinated
as righteous as he was.
If you are unsure of this,
please go listen to Martin Luther King's speeches,
especially his Final Speech,
on You Tube.
Based on this,
It seems highly likely
that Jesus did not die to absolve our sins,
rather that Jesus died because God could not stop it from happening,
or because the forces of Justice are not strong enough in this world yet.
I base this solely on the fact
that if God truly loved Jesus
or Martin Luther King,
there is absolutely no way
that he would have allowed them to be murdered.
I arrive at this conclusion
simply
by the logic of love.
Therefore, further,
It seems to me,
that those in this world
will need more than love,
but also common sense, faith, heart, intelligence, wisdom, intuition, and
good luck and good friends
and every scrap of hard work and effort they can muster
in order to get by in this world
and into the next one,
and not rely on
somebody else to save them.
It also seems to me
that this world needs more justice,
but that will not come from wishful thinking,
but out of a true understanding, respect, and love
for God our creator, and his or her successors
and maintainers,
and not out of bitter hatred for him or her or them,
but out of understanding
and willingness
to work hard
with Good Deeds
and an effort to prove
that we are worthy of saving
and at the same time
in celebration of our humanity
and recognition of what it truly means
to be human,
and to show God and his servants
that the human being
is a truly marvelous
being indeed!