Questions about God's actions toward believers vs. non-believers

[lunarious]

If God doesn't treat non-believers any differently while on earth than believers, than what is God doing for believers on earth?

God helps me inshallah as Believer, e.g. stay away from Prostitues. What do non-believers do for me?

If you say "because someone is doing wrong i can do wrong", that's immoral. You need to be better. Because Allah postphones, but he does not forget.

I think Jews say; "We will forgive but we will not forget".
Muslims say; "We will not forgive and we will not forget (i.e. there's a God and there's a Judgment day)".

But you can do what you like, you have a brain and you are not child or young.

 

[Forest Cat]

What do non-believers do for me?

Why would they do anything for you? Do you expect them to do something for you?

 

[Magna]

God helps me inshallah as Believer, e.g. stay away from Prostitues. What do non-believers do for me?

If you say "because someone is doing wrong i can do wrong", that's immoral. You need to be better. Because Allah postphones, but he does not forget.

I think Jews say; "We will forgive but we will not forget".
Muslims say; "We will not forgive and we will not forget (i.e. there's a God and there's a Judgment day)".

But you can do what you like, you have a brain and you are not child or young.

^ This is interesting. In an earlier post, you posted some quotes from your religious text and it was essentially "an eye for an eye" kind of mentality. In other words, if someone does something bad to you, as a "believer", you can do something bad to them without repercussions. Isn't that "doing wrong" when someone "does wrong" to you? How is that not immoral as well?

I think there's also some popular adage about holding a grudge, hating someone, not forgiving someone that it ends up hurting you rather than hurting the other person.

 

[lunarious]

No, we can't do wrong. We can do wrong, but if we Believe in Allah he may forgive us doing wrong.

... if i Believe in (autismforum) they are Merciful, they may forgive me my mis-takes in Allah's name.

autismforum does sometimes things which provoke me, like editing stuff, but far more i feel they treat me well in God's name. Edit2: so i think i misunderstand something, and i don't know what, autismforum help me.

Prophet Mohammed (saws) said:
الرَّاحِمُونَ يَرْحَمُهُمُ الرَّحْمَنُ يَوْمَ الْقِيَامَةِ ارْحَمْ مَنْ فِي الْأَرْضِ يَرْحَمْكَ مَنْ فِي السَّمَاءِ
Translation:
The All-Merciful has mercy on those who are merciful (edit) on Judgement Day. Have mercy on the dwellers of the earth, and the One in heaven will have mercy on you.

 

[Rachie]

Let me tell you Rachie. At one point I would have said I was an atheist, an ex-Christian who left the faith.

I had excellent reason to leave the faith. My youth group was caught up in a molestation ring and the church tried to cover it up.

The reason I was actually not a Christian then is because, even then, although I said all the right things like the Pharisees, I had zero love for Jesus. I had zero interest in reading the Bible. I attended youth group, sure, but the most interest I had in Jesus was praying for good grades, wealth, whatever. I didn't actually enjoy the Bible.

Coming to Jesus at age 40 or so, I opened the Bible and fell in love with it immediately. And started reading it everyday. By that time, I'd also gotten a lot of experience in understanding others' writings - and most people can't keep their own narrative or points straight for 20 pages, let alone 40+ authors across thousands of years. I could see the message, and the miracle within the message.

Your thoughts with recent events has got me thinking me again.

It kind of relates to your thoughts.
The recent events in the Anglican church in the UK really shocked me. I never really watch the news and I never even knew this was going on and I was away from home for several years as well in hospital. I heard about this that Justin Welby stepped down a few days ago. I was shocked as I liked him. I am still quite shocked but am getting over it. I am non demontional and when I heard at first I just felt like God was being let down. It will take some to get over it and my church I attend is good to me and I will continue to go. It is sad though. All the scandals doesn't help the church and it certainly never ok for anyone to be in a position to do this.

Some interesting thoughts thoughts from Welby himself that we all make mistakes and we need to focus on Jesus himself, That reminded me of what you posted about keeping on focusing on Jesus and about love, it is what we need to do and not give leaders such status.

I came across a good article about church scandals from Premier website and it mentioned the need for new church leaders and create something better, it helped me.-
The Church is being damaged by scandals. Here’s 3 reasons why I still have hope