But thats where you are wrong as man has free will! Whatever path man chooses in life is through his own will. But, i am sure that God does nudge some people in some directions and maybe hopes that some will choose the 'right' path. God doesnt interfere with mans free will. We get to choose, be it right or wrong!
The notion that people end up in heaven and hell as some result of a test confuses me, because the test seems so utterly unfair and therefore ultimately pointless, I cannot see how, (a) anyone would believe this to be the case, (b) how any supreme being would invoke such a system.
One of my previous examples, Hitler:-
a) He was run over by a car ages 5 - Heaven or hell?
b) He was accepted in to art college, and through chance meetings becomes a loving (normal) husband with X children - Heaven or hell?
c) Any other random even that results in a totally different outcome - Heaven or hell?
Surely we can see some people's "outcome" is/was down to a series of chance event/happening in their life?
And if we take extreme beliefs where if you don't even believe in (a christian) God, you go to hell, the notion is even more bonkers, as we can clearly see just the culture you're born into has a huge bearing on your resultant faith. Born in the wrong culture/country? You're pretty much stuffed just by misfortune (again).
All i said is that there are many paths in life. We choose the path. Doesnt mean it is the wrong path. Is there a wrong path? I dont know Gods mind so i dont know what would be deemed wrong by God. Is choosing protestant over Catholic or Muslim wrong? Again, only God can answer that.
So we're all in a test, which we don't know the rules to, run by some being we can't see, detect, hear or prove in any way exists?
Why complicate the matter by assuming so much that cannot be proven in anyway exists?
