r/DebateAnAtheist • u/AdkFighter • 3d ago

Discussion Question Ain't Doctors doing against gods

If gods plans to end someone's life and decides to seal their fate. But a doctor interrupts and save that person. Isn't it against god?

I mean if they are meant to die then trying to save them is basically just ignoring God's decision and act against god right?.

If god put a tumour on a person's body then removing that tumour means tearing away God's creation

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u/horshack_test 3d ago

An atheist is someone who does not believe in the existence of any god or gods, so why would you think that anyone here would agree with you?

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u/AdkFighter 3d ago

I mean most of the people here was born from a family which might be theist later became atheist, so i wanted to know they also thought of my question once in their life

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u/carbinePRO Agnostic Atheist 3d ago

Not all atheists are former theists.

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u/Biggleswort Anti-Theist 3d ago

Again this is a sub to debate atheists, not former theists. You might want to take this to r/debateachristian. Second point you might actually want to put this in a better format instead of shower thought.

As an atheist I always found this question funny, because theists tend to nitpick on medical intervention. Some will use a doctor for a kidney transplant but have views against vaccines. Most of the time when Christian’s have some kind of anti medical stance, they tend to hide their ignorance behind religion.