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This statement just isn't true. Christian philosophers such as J.P. Moreland have spent time on it.
According to Christian beliefs, evil entered the world when Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil<ref>Genesis 3:6-7</ref>. This mirrors the ancient Greek story of [[Pandora]].
According to Christian beliefs, evil entered the world when Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil<ref>Genesis 3:6-7</ref>. This mirrors the ancient Greek story of [[Pandora]].
A major problem for some religions is the [[Problem of Evil]], trying to explain why a perfect God would make a world with evil in it. (The larger question, why a perfect God would create a world at all, is rarely addressed.)
A major problem for some religions is the [[Problem of Evil]], trying to explain why a perfect God would make a world with evil in it.
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