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bill
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Hi there,
My first post in this forum... the famous problem of evil or so-called 'evidence' for atheism... the logical disproof of the existence of the biblical god
1. if god exists, he, she, it is both benevolent and omnipotent
2. if evil exists, then god either designed it or he could not prevent it (him being the designer of everything and all)
3. if god desired evil, then he is not benevolent
4. if he could not prevent evil, he is not omnipotent, he is impotent
5. evil exists in the world...so where does that leave us
Philosophize with me, what are your thoughts on evil, how god sees evil in his plan, free will argument, etc....i'll try to play devil's advocate where i can....
My first post in this forum... the famous problem of evil or so-called 'evidence' for atheism... the logical disproof of the existence of the biblical god
1. if god exists, he, she, it is both benevolent and omnipotent
2. if evil exists, then god either designed it or he could not prevent it (him being the designer of everything and all)
3. if god desired evil, then he is not benevolent
4. if he could not prevent evil, he is not omnipotent, he is impotent
5. evil exists in the world...so where does that leave us
Philosophize with me, what are your thoughts on evil, how god sees evil in his plan, free will argument, etc....i'll try to play devil's advocate where i can....