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1. pure double talk babble from you..there is no god--we've been over this a million timesEvil exists because it is the direct opposite of good. If God never told us, "thou shalt not kill", would we know that killing is evil? Without the law given to us by God, would we know what is right or wrong? Simply by giving us the law of what is good, the opposite then exists. By nature, there is opposition in all things. Once you define what is good, it then has its opposite. The principle of evil exists whenever goodness exists. Whether we choose to do good or evil is left up to us of our own free will. Without defining good, you would not have evil. Simply defining what is good has its opposite. God could never establish goodness without its opposite existing also. So, in principle, you cannot have goodness without its opposite also existing, at least in principle. Free will allows each of us to choose between good and evil. If everyone chose goodness over evil, there would be no evil in the world but the principle would still exist. God wants us all to know the difference between good and evil and wants us all to learn to choose the good over the evil. If man chooses good over evil of his own free will, then the man's character becomes good. He becomes a good being in and of himself. If a person is forced to become good, then is he/she really a good person in and of him/her self? No! For this reason are we given free will so that we can truly become good beings of our free will and choice. For this reason God places us in a temporary existence with free will to choose good or evil of our own personal desire. Free will is an eternal principle of heaven and earth. Evil only exists because it is the opposite of good and because some choose with their free will to follow evil instead of good. The only way to rid ourselves of the principle of evil is to destroy goodness itself. However, if mankind were to choose only good, then evil would have very little if any consequence even though the principle (opposite) still exists.
see post # 33
And yet you unwitting claim to be God, to know all things. Zoom The inherent contradiction, the inherent negation of your contention and the ramifications thereof, fly right over your head. It is not possible to rationally deny God's existence flatout.
2.your post is not proof of god--which adds proof to my post
Zoom Right over your head again.