If God believes in free will and prefers to not interfere in the actions of any being in this universe, why would He then be interested in creating life in the first place? Isn%u2019t that in principle contradicting the entire notion of free will?
In this vast universe, why are we the only ones God has given the opportunity for experiencing life? Why do we have the privilege to be designed by him? The problem with religion is that its focus is anthropocentric, it makes God look like a monopolistic.
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If God believes in free will and prefers to not interfere in the actions of any being in this universe, why would He then be interested in creating life in the first place? Isn%u2019t that in principle contradicting the entire notion of free will?
In this vast universe, why are we the only ones God has given the opportunity for experiencing life? Why do we have the privilege to be designed by him? The problem with religion is that its focus is anthropocentric, it makes God look like a monopolistic.