The "Argument from Evil"

[turambar85]

This is a law of thermodynamics. There's a big jump from there to being able to use it as a premise in a normative argument.

Disclaimer- The following arguments do not necessarily reflect the views of Turambar85.

A. God is all-knowing. He knew Satan would fall and create evil, yet created Satan anyway, and did not attempt to hinder "him".

B. God is all-powerful. When he created Satan, he created him precisely as he meant to, and created all of him. If God created a Satan with evil, God created the evil within Satan. If God is all-good, and makes something all-good, then this creature must be all-good. Thus, God created the evil within Satan.

C. God is all-loving, yet created a creature that he/she/it knew would eventually lead to death, destruction, and eternal damnation for his creation.

[turambar85]

Sorry, I meant to quote Ozzman in the last post.

[clambake]

God allows evil to lie to justify killing. God had no mercy for the innocent of the lie. God allowed evil to prevail.