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:Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
:Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
This "argument" does not take into account the fact that God is beyond our understanding and has a good reason for allowing evil that we simply can't understand. This point of view, often summarised as "God works in mysterious ways", is frequently used as a get-out by Christians who can't think of a proper argument.
This "argument" does not take into account the fact that God is beyond our understanding and has a good reason for allowing evil that we simply can't understand.
== Atheism and Agnosticism ==
== Atheism and Agnosticism ==