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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You missed the point.  As stated, you have to take the statements in its context and not separate them.  When the author was stating for slaves to obey masters it was in reference to putting God's laws above human laws, but that one must still obey human laws.   God teaches us to be obedient to him, but that obedience can also come in the form of obeying human laws.  Why did God allow such a horrible thing as slavery?  Well, I guess that would lead to a wider question of why God created Satan if He knew Satan was going to fall and create havoc.  I don't think any human being has the answer to that question.  But I can say that God sees our frailty and failings.  He has allowed us to create human laws that may not be what He wants, but He gives us free will. [/quote]
As I said elsewhere, if you believe God is perfect, you credit Him for all that is good and find ways to exonerate Him of responsibility for all that is bad.  His perfection is a tautology.[/quote]

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