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How arrogant - how very far from humility - would be the self-satisfied, smug assurance that God, a tidy-up-after-us God will come and clean up our mess? Hope for a nanny God, who will with a miracle grant us amnesty from our folly - that's not aligned with either history or the text of the Bible.

Sheldon Whitehouse

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Wie arrogant - wie weit von Demut entfernt - wäre die selbstzufriedene, selbstgefällige Gewissheit, dass Gott, ein aufgeräumter Gott, kommt und unser Chaos aufräumt? Hoffnung auf ein Kindermädchen Gott, der uns mit einem Wunder Amnestie aus unserer Torheit gewähren wird - das ist weder mit der Geschichte noch mit dem Text der Bibel verbunden.

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