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For example, as God is by definition truth, then He cannot lie.
For example, as God is by definition truth, then He cannot lie.
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Skeptics further argue that it is impossible for God to be both wholly good (benevolent) and wholly powerful.
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Skeptics further
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that it is impossible for God to be both wholly good (benevolent) and wholly powerful.
The argument is that if God is both benevolent and capable of putting an end to suffering, then He would put an end to suffering.
The argument is that if God is both benevolent and capable of putting an end to suffering, then He would put an end to suffering.
As suffering still exists, God must not be omnipotent or must not be benevolent.
As suffering still exists, God must not be omnipotent or must not be benevolent.
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