How do those who feel blessed by God explain people like us who aren’t blessed?

[Weebster]

They don't actually believe they deserve their "blessings," do they? Lololol

 

[Shu]

This should be in off-topic

 

[Weebster]

This should be in off-topic

"Do you believe in God?" is in this section

 

[Shu]

All of these things should be in off-topic.

 

[houseofleaves]

I don't believe in god, but i feel blessed. And, well, for me the explanation is — i'm the Main Character. I deserve best of the best. I understand, how this sounds, and! by the way! i do not (and i would never, and i don't want to) treat other people like shit, look down on them, consider them lazy/not trying hard enough or something. Hell, one of my CTB reasons is discovering that there are people that deserve more love that i do; and their stories are more interesting than mine (thus they are the main characters and i'm a mere NPC).

 

[MicropBaldCurrycel]

im my opinion theres no such thing as god, its too illogical and magical, it seems fake when you think about how can there be some invisible imaginary man in control of the whole universe who knows everything and can do anything. When you die you dead that it imo.

And those people who you refer to are just born lucky, in a good rich / middle class family, good looks or born in the right circumstances.

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

Good question.

 

[WorthlessTrash]

Their lives are so great, they feel the need to credit something or someone for it, but they cannot give proof of god existing when you ask for it.

When I ask for it, i get "He just does".

Huh?!?

 

[yelpss]

my teacher told me that I just dont have a good relationship or I dont pray enough. Most religious people are complete bs

 

[Hope:-)]

They tend to secretly believe they worked harder than them or are better people somehow...they'd never say that though because hey good people don't think those things right. :-/

 

[niki wonoto]

im my opinion theres no such thing as god, its too illogical and magical, it seems fake when you think about how can there be some invisible imaginary man in control of the whole universe who knows everything and can do anything. When you die you dead that it imo.

And those people who you refer to are just born lucky, in a good rich / middle class family, good looks or born in the right circumstances.

I agree with the first part, but in regards with the second part, I'd say that "luck" takes a hell LOT more than even those 'cliche' things that people typically usually say.

Luck also has to do with the right connections, the right people that will guide & support you, the right timing, etc etc. Hence that's why I agree only with your last part about "right circumstances", but even when you're born in middle-class family with good looks etc etc, it's still NOT enough if you miss all other "luck" factors, in order "to make it" (success, or whatever that is) in this life. I know this, because I speak from my own life's experience.

That's how fragile life is.

But of course, to relate back to OP's post, the "blessed" or the "lucky/fortunate" people obviously will HUGELY undermine all these "luck" factors, and instead only reply with their shallow, ignorant, & naive "it's all about hard-work & actions" trite cliche words.

 

[IfyouareamanWinston]

They step on the backs of others and deny that those people are stepping stones.

 

[Mthom2]

This is a little off topic, but I had a customer literally cuss me out, going on and on about it, because I was following company policy the other morning. Then, before he stormed out, said "Have a blessed day!" Christians are some of the absolute worst people alive, past and present.