ajwps
Active Member
Comrade said:Pointing back to the original text, why is the precept that Evil as the absence of Good any more valid than Good being the absense of Evil.
I've seen a much simpler form of this obviously creative writing endevour involve this false assumption.
The logicial argument following the students claim should have been the professor questioning why photons as light resemble good more than evil.
In the classroom, a real matter would be the discussion of why exactly the reverse could not be true, that Evil itself exists and Good in fact is the lack of Evil. And therefore Satan exists while God does not.
You just can't address the validity of faith in such a logical venue.
Comrad the only thing Dilloduck doesn't question is his own existence which I am afraid is gravely in doubt.