Yes. Please see this scripture, - and apply it!:
Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates? (2 Corinthians 13.5)
I understand what you must be going through but maybe its a test that god puts us through or whatever religious god you have. Maybe its for us to see if we can handle it. Sometimes its also a test for us to become stronger better people. Lastly its a point for us to stand up for ourselves.
God is omniscient and knows all things before they even happen. However, he often puts us to the test by doing things that will give us an opportunity to prove ourselves to him by our actions. Through these actions, God can often teach us lessons and help us grow closer to him and more to his will. This was the case for Abraham, God wanted to test Abraham to see if he really and truly would make the choice to serve the will of God. While God knows what we are going to do in advance, he gives us the choice of free will to decide what we want to do for ourselves, whether we decide to make choices for him, or to go our own way apart from God.
He knows our innermost thoughts and feelings, and he knows us better then we know ourselves.
Because then God can show others how strong He is through us
because God made us that way because earth is just one big test to prove ourselves to God so we can have eternal life with him (look in bible for more info about The Savior.)
Different faiths try to figure out what God wants, but logically, God probably wants us to be who we are, true to ourselves, and be the best person we can be.
He doesn't. The instruction was to love others as we love ourselves. No more and no less.
God is completely silent on the matter. However God does want us to love others as we love ourselves.
You and we cannot, but Jesus can remind us when we walk with hm.
Well, god didn't want us to be robots. He wanted us to be able to make decisions for ourselves, and he wanted us to choose whether we would serve him or not.
That would be discriminatory so it is better if he continues to be all of us, then we will not be able to cause pain and suffering to others because we will be hurting God and by extension ourselves.
For God to use us to find others who need saving. To test us.