Non-existing beings in the sky do not need to commit to those kinds of decisions.
Regards,
Spinliesel
Clear and to the point. But we know that there is minimal logic or none in religion. Just some brain washing.
I have yet to hear an even mildly satisfactory answer to this from any apologist.
Oh, you'd get some bullshit like - "God is not bound by man's rules or logic". Or - "God works in mysterious ways."
Very true... I wish others could understand this and have their blessed day.
There are rejoinder's to Epicurus. Augustine thought that human evil is the lack of goodness and that god created man with free will, so that man creates evil as a consequence of his freedom. Also, natural evils are only evils in so far as we know, that god is in the position to be able to put it all together so that what we experience as evil fits into his plans.
The issue I think is what is meant by the word god. The classical conception of god as a kind of super duper, all knowing, all powerful regent is crap in my opinion. There are other conceptions of god which have much more to do with one's intimate experience of faith, as a calling. A calling I have not heard, but I still can appreciate.