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Through the beginning of the world, there is God, the Creator of all things and our Father. Through His creation, He created two humans named Adam and Eve. They were immortal, they do not care whether they were naked or do anything, they were not suffering, and they were free to do anything except eating the fruit of truth in the paradise of Eden. But the serpent or we should say “Satan” tempted Adam and Eve to eat the fruit. God got angry and forced Adam and Eve to leave the Eden and suffer. In this Bible story, this is the story where all the creations were done by God except the sins because Adam and Eve were tempted to eat the fruit and they were the cause of all sins of the world. Because of that sin, God did not make us immortal according to the …show more content…

God knows what Satan will do and so he was punished. God then descended Satan on earth and make a world that the evil will reside, and that is Hell. Because of Satan, living on earth, all people are suffering from pain and sins. But if Adam and Eve were not tempted by the serpent or Satan, we will be immortals and will live peacefully and free. But suffering in sins and problems is our destiny. There is a saying that every Pilipino says “pasensya na, tao lang”, this means that every person made sin and there is no perfect being than God. But even though we made sins, God forgave us although we let ourselves be closer to God literally in physical, we are closer to Him spiritually by praying and because he is our Father and the Creator. Some people do not believe and have faith in God because they believe that if there is God, they should not experience pain and suffering. Those people are called an Atheist. Atheist is a group of people that is against to the existence of God. They are the group who believes that there is no deity or

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