GOD and goofy belief systems.

Why would he change his mind?

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

If we're supposing that both patients are identicle in every way as far as condition, money, illness, ethnicity and so forth, than the only person who could explain why he changed his mind is the doctor himself. I'm not a telepath.

"Balance comes to all things in time. Some make it their duty to tear it apart. It is my duty to balance it out once more."

How likely do you figure this senario is?

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

That two people of exactly the same ethnicity, background, social status, wealth, prosperity, decency, and however many other factors you want to throw in, go in to the same doctor with the same problem, offering the same amount of money, and one is treated and the other is turned down? I don't think that is very likely unless there are extenuating circumstances, such as, the doctor has a personal grudge against one, the doctor ran out of medicine, or something else.

"Balance comes to all things in time. Some make it their duty to tear it apart. It is my duty to balance it out once more."

So the doctor would be unlikely to change his mind about saving two people of the same status and all the rest.

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

As far as my experience has led me to believe, yes. Is this the place where you cite a real life story that contradicts this? Cause if it is, let me just say this now. There are always exceptions.

"Balance comes to all things in time. Some make it their duty to tear it apart. It is my duty to balance it out once more."

So then, why would you believe that God who loves all people would suddenly decide that He didn't love them and just murder them and then arbitrarily love them again?

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

Hmmm let me think about this for a second... He definately judges people based on their actions, and damns them to hell for doing certain things, but he says to love everyone... that seems like an analogy for the don't kill anyone, but kill these guys cause they do this.

"Balance comes to all things in time. Some make it their duty to tear it apart. It is my duty to balance it out once more."

People choose to goto Hell. And God doesn't give us the task of speeding up people's journey there

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

So let me summarize again. God loves everyone and doesn't want anyone to go to hell. We've covered that. Now also, because a certain group of those people don't believe that God is the deity of choice, they're damned and need to be converted. If someone is raised to believe in another religion and has never heard of the Christian God, they're still going to hell, but it was hardly they who made the choice.

"Balance comes to all things in time. Some make it their duty to tear it apart. It is my duty to balance it out once more."

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If someone is raised to believe in another religion and has never heard of the Christian God, they're still going to hell, but it was hardly they who made the choice.

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"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

under the assumtion that he knows all, he would notchange his mind. but what if he doesnt?

"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."

Knowing all has nothing to do with mind changing

"Speak out, even if what you have to say is unpopular"

when we learn we change.

"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."

So, if I understand this, god cannot change, because it knows everything.

"He who does not question is lost."