God will solve the problem of evil. It will be gone forever. Make sure to stay far from evil or you will be gone with it. He will wipe it off the face of the planet and no place will be found for wickedness. It will descend to the burden of fire along with all who took refuge in it.

The innocent will be rewarded, the poor will be rich. The one who suffered will celebrate. The rigtheous will live forever.

>>17789120 (OP)
What’s taking Him so long to do it?

>>17789130
He sees the future. He knows some of his favorite haven't been born yet. He's waiting for them. He already knows them as if they were alive. He reveals the end from the beginning.

>>17789120 (OP)
God already solved the problem of evil, the answer is Jesus. You are just a retarded heritic wasting your time doubling down on the road to nowhere.

>>17789130
>God exists out of time, no difference between past present and future for Him
>a human rebel, lower than a gnat by comparison, demands to know what's taking so long
wew

>>17789190
Tell that FAGGOT to hurry up

>>17789293
It will hurt.

>>17789178
>god has to create a weird god-human puppet to sacrifice on a piece of wood to solve the problem he created
This makes no sense

>>17789120 (OP)
oh so now god's gonna solve the problem of god not existing? lmao. yeah bro just wait — any day now the invisible sky wizard’s gonna roll out of hiding, fix all the shit he never showed up for, and clap half the planet into the eternal furnace for not pretending hard enough. real galaxy-brain plan.

he ghosted the entire species for thousands of years, but don’t worry — when he finally logs back in, you’ll totally be on the VIP list. it’s not a belief system, it’s a schizo-tier hostage letter to reality: “do what i say or my imaginary friend will burn you.” cope harder.

>>17789120 (OP)
>God will solve the problem of evil.
You don't understand what the problem of evil is.

>>17790154
>This makes no sense
That's because you're explaining it wrong.

The idea is that the angels that fell to were the first to champion the Son because the Son redeemed their fall.

Specifically, the fallen angels bred into existence the white race, a race with the spirit of God which was cast from (can't return to) paradise/edin (a simple state of animal existence).

But in Christ, as his body, they have license to establish and maintain their kingdom, Christendom, the kingdom of heaven upon the earth.

This is true Christianity, and its people will someday again resurrect his body for their salvation from destruction, because the world hates and will otherwise destroy them.

>>17790158
>ghosted

He saw the disciples straining at the oars, because the wind was against them. Shortly before dawn he went out to them, walking on the lake. He was about to pass by them, but when they saw him walking on the lake, they thought he was a ghost. They cried out, because they all saw him and were terrified.

Immediately he spoke to them and said, “Take courage! It is I.

>>17789190
>God exists out of time, no difference between past present and future for Him
That's a theological fantasy nowhere to be found in the Bible. Just like creation ex nihilo.

>>17790489
>But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.

>>17789130
A potential paradox involving omnipotence, God's status as the best possible being, and infinities.
Explained in https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YKUhD7--LKw

One would normally expect the best possible being to immediately make the world infinitely good in an infinity of infinite ways. The problem? Finitism is true, actual infinities are logically impossible self-contradictions. So instead the best possible amount isn't an actual infinity but a potential infinity - that is, guaranteed constant growth.

So that's the world we've got. God makes sure goodness always increases by at least the smallest bit of good per smallest unit of time. But he needs us to make it go faster than that

>>17790164
Explain.

>>17790489
>That's a theological fantasy nowhere to be found in the Bible.
>Is literally called "the Ancient of Days" in the Book of Daniel i the context of describing eternity
>Jesus calls Himself the Beginning and the End in John 22
yeah no it's pretty well established in the Bible, actually

>>17789160
>>17789190
>>17790164
Your god sucks.

>>17790817
The "problem" in the problem of evil is a challenge that proposes there is an incompatibility between two propositions. It doesn't need to relate to the actual world at all, and that is why the it could be valid even in a world that contains no evil.
He seems to think the "problem" is some facts about the actual world, like "there's evil in the world and that's awful, what can be done about it?" or "we ran out of milk and that's a problem".

>>17790840
God rocks

>>17790489
Instead of thinking, "without" time and space. Think, "beyond" time and space.

>>17790154
>argument from incredulity