(February 13, 2017 at 2:24 am)Socrates Wrote: If you don't believe in a perfect god then this isn't aimed torwards you.Well one, God created everything perfectly..
Why would a perfect being need/want to make an imperfect world with imperfect beings?
Quote:You have this individual who supposedly has no flaws at all, and he makes a flawed universe full of people who harm one another and who hate one another.didn't start out that way. He simply allowed our natures to have a say
Quote:It doesn't make sense at all. Why would a perfect being make a imperfect world.Again, he didn't.
Quote:If your first answer was free will then if Free will is such a limiting factor on making a perfect creation why have it in the first place? It seems like that in itself is a mistake, intentionally making your creation with a huge limiting factor.Free will does not enter the equation. Sin did. Sin being that which is not is God's expressed will for us. You may see this as imperfection, God sees it as being incomplete. So why does God allow us to be incomplete? To give those who want to be complete time they need to grow into God's expressed will for us.
