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Why would a perfect being make an imperfect world?
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RE: Why would a perfect being make an imperfect world?
Using Huggys logic, common sense would also tell us that if perfection can't exist without imperfection, then a perfect God could not have created the universe.

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RE: Why would a perfect being make an imperfect world? - by HairyCyclist - February 15, 2017 at 7:24 am

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