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Debate:Did God create evil? (view source)
Revision as of 15:58, November 3, 2009
, 15:58, November 3, 2009→By definition
Firstly, God created a world where His children may have free will to serve Him as they wish. That is one of the greatest He gave us, and it makes no sense to complain about it. Secondly, evil was not created by God. Evil is the absence of God, and were people to follow His guides from the beginning, from Genesis, there would have been no evil in humans. [[User:JDelaney|JDelaney]] 21:57, 12 July 2009 (EDT)
Firstly, God created a world where His children may have free will to serve Him as they wish. That is one of the greatest He gave us, and it makes no sense to complain about it. Secondly, evil was not created by God. Evil is the absence of God, and were people to follow His guides from the beginning, from Genesis, there would have been no evil in humans. [[User:JDelaney|JDelaney]] 21:57, 12 July 2009 (EDT)
:Where is the logic in this belief? If God had created humans with free will, couldn't he also decide how smart and faithful they would be, so that they could make the right choice and stay in the garden? Another question often asked if why God planted a poisonous apple tree there to begin with.
:We know that children have free will, but they lack experience and knowledge from life, and thus they need to be protected by someone, like their parents or relatives. The same thing could have been said about the new human race, and that God was irresponsible for leaving them on their own to find out what was right and what was wrong. Do not any of you here see a problem behind justifying the mass course of the entire human race, because of what two inexperienced humans made as a choice? This is one of many reasons to why there are fewer people in the churches today than there was before, people want more logic and less doctrine...... --[[User:Nabroon|Nabroon]] 10:58, 3 November 2009 (EST)