Why does God like to suffer, experience all these painful things.

[ivankiss]

If everything that can possibly exist exists, pain and suffering can be no exception. 

However, just because it's an option, doesn't necessarily mean it's a must. 

[axiom]

On 16/02/2022 at 2:45 PM, Something Funny said:

Lets assume that humanity gets super developed in the next 1000 years and gets rid of poverty, war, hunger, deadly illnesses, etc.

Then what? Would God get bored because the game is to easy now and decide to start everything over by hitting the Earth with an asteroid?

People from Generations Y or Z have been known to think their lives are over because they don't get enough 'Likes' on Instagram.

Everything is relative.

There would be a re-calibration of what constitutes pain and suffering. What humanity considers absolutely trivial today would become politicised and magnified to hitherto unimaginable levels.

This can already be seen with the passage of time between eras in living memory - the shifting of the Overton Window and its peripheral social effects. Much of the stuff we think of as being *really important* today would have been considered laughably inconsequential during the early to mid 20th century. 

Edited February 18, 2022 by axiom

[Mafortu]

On 2/16/2022 at 5:28 AM, Leo Gura said:

Because if it was easy there would nothing to do. You would be bored out of your mind. Like playing a video game with all cheats enabled. There's no more point playing. The game is only fun as long as it's challenging and you are limited.

A game without pain is not fun. Notice that!

Dark Souls players will understand

What do you think about those that believe the souls games, and all games for taht matter, should have difficulty options?