(February 22, 2016 at 10:52 pm)Kitan Wrote:(February 22, 2016 at 8:18 pm)God of Mr. Hanky Wrote: God is not omnibenevolent, but the existing trifecta omni doctrine combined with the doctrine of perfection are what should prevent a god from deciding not to prevent evil. If he were to do this, then that would make him imperfect.
That is illogical. Not doing anything within one's capable means is evil.
How is that illogical? I don't see any logic in that statement, unless it's presumed that the presumed-perfect god is perfectly evil, and not perfectly good. Since my observations reflect Xtian doctrines back at them, I doubt they presume this of their god.
Of course we see the evil in a god who doesn't do what only he could to intervene and prevent evil, or to even allow evil to be so much as a threat. It also means the same god is not really perfect, and 6 is a half-dozen.
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