Better than Deserved

Thank you for to con for those interesting thoughts and questions. I appreciate your honesty.If I may, beginning with his first point, yes, we did have this discussion on this topic, but why my opponent seems to misunderstand is that it is not a negative phrase or a way of thinking because it is not something based off of my own personal introspectiveness rather it is of what my beliefs are based upon what I read solely from the Bible. To say, "I'm better than deserved" is simply to acknowledge that I have hope of gain in knowing that My God who is the God of everything is the reason for me being alive to begin with. It has nothing to do with much of the way of living in the state of being. Sure, I have struggles, we all have struggles, but it is necessary for the Glory of God. Second point, my opponent makes an indication that we have rights as well as God, this may be the case; however, this does not give us a reason to live how we please without realizing the consequences in the end. Yes, things have changed, some for the better and some for the worst. My opponent does not realize that the free will of God has been given, is taken so lightly because if it was not, then clearly everyone would fall to their faces realizing just how much we need Him and that because we fall short that God is able to begin a good work in us and move us for His own glory. Otherwise just like a person who breaks the laws of lands, cities, states, countries; there are consequences even as far as death. Third point, to answer the question, we ALL deserve God's wrath in hell simply because He has made Himself known to us just as He did with Adam and Eve. Provided life regulations to live by, not necessarily out of obligation, but to obtain perfection in accordance with His spirit. The reason of original sin is not because Adam and Eve just "fell" into sin, it was a matter of a choice. Catch phrase that pastor R. C. Sproul Sr. once said is, "were not sinners because we sin, we sin because were sinners"; in other words, our sin is not just something we do it's something we choose to do because we are in fact sinners. There is no excuse for any of us, and if anyone goes to hell it is because of themselves willing to continue in their sin with pleasure hating their sin as it is. John 3:18 confirms that those who do not believe in Him (christ) are already condemned. Why, because they do not believe. Yet, God in His sovereignty has made Himself known in so many ways, but for some reason people still question as if there is not anything to prove. (Just for clarity, this is not to spark up on another issue of whether God exists or not, I was merely answering my opponents question). Fourth point, is directed at our sufferings as humans and how our mentality has effect on us whether good or bad, this may be true, but does not define the reason to believe that we are better than deserved. To be a alive at all is a blessing and to simply assume or complain that "we were not asked to be born" is too complex because it would presume of life being insignificant at all. God made each person for a purpose and that purpose was for His glory and to use us for His glory. Would people accept this fact? Or would anyone believe it is a good definition of life? Probably not, but unless one has been regenerated by God's spirit, it will remain as a non-purposeful life and left feeling like nothing is of worth and will assume that we are worse off than deserved, but nay, if it really was worse off than we deserved than we would all be in hell already. The fact that we still breathe now is by the Grace and Mercy of God. It can easily be removed, yet He is so long-suffering. Finally, hopefully everything that my opponent opposed to can visually understand what it is is the definition to my resolution. It is to define our need for a savior for us because of course without one, we have no purpose or worth living for. Everything would just be all vanity in the end, but that is not the case here. We are so better off than deserved because God has granted us away to salvation, but it is up to us to obey His calling to our hearts and His spirit changing us. Best wishes to my opponent as I await for his next rebuttal!