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I love you, you know.
Everyone has a appointed time when they die, no one knows the time or hour. I've had a illness and two car accidents that could have taken me out, for the next breh he may have reached his appointed time
For the sake of this argument, let's say that what you say is true...that "everyone has an appointed time".
There are so many ramifications to this that I question.
For starters:
- What does this say about the nature of God? As we all know, some people have really shytty, heartbreaking "appointed times" (e.g. Kids being abused/raped/murdered). Why would God set up their appointed time in such a way? And set up the appointed times of others in objectively better ways?
- How far does God reach in setting up appointed times? If you die in a car crash you had to decide to purchase the car, get in the car, go a certain route, etc. At that point how much of our lives is decided for us if it all has to converge to God's "appointed time"? Are we really living or just characters in God's book?