 | 本帖最後由 赫生童子 於 2018-12-15 14:48 編輯
Any "fortune telling" is a kind of forecasting. In fact, it is kind of estimate rather than prophecy. It is absolutely impossible to predict.
Author :Chang Kai-Chi
Project are developed by human, and the people are the dominate of project. How could project/event exist without people?
However, too many fortune tellers mistakenly think, or deliberately think that "fortune telling" can accurately predict the future. This is absolutely wrong. (Even some fortune tellers claim to be "forecasters", that is total bullshit!)
The three major religions of the Abraham system are all beliefs that "everything is pre-determined by God", so they oppose the fortune of believers.
This doctrine is to assert and firmly believe in "absolute pre-determination", rather than "partially pre-determined, partially open-minded".
Therefore, the phrase "self-effort can change destiny" is popular only after modern religious authority is not that strong. People are getting more and more open, and people are more and more knowledgeable. People know how to question. The "absolute pre-determination" theory cannot fully explain the world's difficulties and personal encounters.
Overall, either “everything is predetermined”, or “nothing is predetermined” is true. It is not reasonable to assume that “some are predetermined, and some are decided by human effort”, otherwise there will no pattern in the world. However, “some are decided by human effort” is opposite to “everything is predetermined”.
For example, if a century-old church in a small town in Illinois is razed to the ground by a tornado, is it "pre-determined"?
In the past 100 years, there have been countless tornadoes passing by in the vicinity, and there is no damage to this church. Therefore, it is "God's care". This is "pre-determined". Then this time is finally not spared. How to explain it? "Is it the same?" Because it is too old, God wants nearby believers to rebuild a new church? So temporarily changed the original "pre-determined"?
Or, God has long been "pre-determined". This church has only one hundred years of life, and it will not work for even one more day. So, when time is up, God immediately create a tornado to end this church?
Or, we will regard it as a natural phenomenon. It has not been damaged by a tornado in a hundred years. It is only a matter of chance. This time it has been razed to the ground and it is also a matter of probability. It is a natural phenomenon. There is no God, and there is no "pre-determination". Do you think this is much more more acceptable? and more reasonable!
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