>>507336358and i answered it.
God doesn't "set" logic, He IS logic.
logic isn't some arbitrary codex He scribbled down, it's the structure of His mind, the fabric of coherent reality.
this is why "Can God make 2+2=5?" is nonsense.
it's not because He's weak, but because nonsense stays nonsense even for omnipotence, His nature DEFINES rationality, not OBEYS it.
if you're assuming my worldview, then logic is grounded in God's nature, no "who set it?" needed.
if you're rejecting my worldview, then logic is either imaginary (then why argue?) or floating in space (good luck explaining that)
either logic requires a foundation (hello Logos) or stop pretending your objection has weight.
>>507336023>omnipotence means no rulesno.
can God create a square circle? no, because words still have meanings.
can God "remove suffering without consequences?" only if those consequences themselves aren't necessary for greater goods (free will, love, etc)
you're basically asking "why doesn't God rewrite reality so "good" means nothing and "evil" means nothing," but then nothing means anything.
>he makes the rules!yeah and "rules" include logical consistency because He's not a chaotic idiot.
if God made "suffering impossible," that might mean "love is impossible" (no risk, no sacrifice, no choice) or do you think a world where robots auto-pilot virtue is better?
>you're making it complex!no, you're making it stupid by pretending reality is a sandbox game where God can toggle "SUFFERING: OFF" without collapsing the whole system.
if you can't think of a way to preserve free will, moral growth and love without suffering, maybe it's not a trivial problem.
God COULD snap his fingers and turn the universe into a frictionless puppet show where nothing bad ever happens, but that would also mean nothing good ever matters.