Anonymous
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8/27/2025, 10:21:36 AM
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The Intuition of Evil
>If God is real and good, then why does evil exist?
First of all, do you believe that good and evil exists?
>No, good and evil are but perspectives as morality is ultimately subjective.
Then why propose evil as proof against the existence of God when you yourself do not believe evil exists? If evil is a perspective, then God's world is truly without evil. Isn't that proof of a good God as you understand it?
>Well you believe that evil definitively exists and that God is definitively Good.
Well evil cannot be proof against God from your worldview. But we can agree one the following premise:
>Good and Evil do not exist in in creation/nature beyond Man. Order is the law of Nature and it is not Evil. In fact, it is Good. Man can, however, disturb this Order in his defiance of God.
Man is special. He is unique among creation as having the capacity to choose between Good and Evil, God and himself.
>Man isn't unique. Man is no more special than the beasts.
Yet here you are arguing that evil does exist. How can evil exist if it's just nature?
I wager it is that you intuitively know that Good and Evil exists. Everyone, for whatever reason, intuitively knows this. Why else do we create law? The godless has no choice but to argue that law is for without reason, just the pointless democratization of societal preferences. Isn't this what humans do everywhere? Intuitively behave as if Good and Evil exists. Isn't it strange then that where ever atheism takes hold, suddenly society feigns ignorance of this iron law of humanity? It as if atheism is the unnatural belief.
First of all, do you believe that good and evil exists?
>No, good and evil are but perspectives as morality is ultimately subjective.
Then why propose evil as proof against the existence of God when you yourself do not believe evil exists? If evil is a perspective, then God's world is truly without evil. Isn't that proof of a good God as you understand it?
>Well you believe that evil definitively exists and that God is definitively Good.
Well evil cannot be proof against God from your worldview. But we can agree one the following premise:
>Good and Evil do not exist in in creation/nature beyond Man. Order is the law of Nature and it is not Evil. In fact, it is Good. Man can, however, disturb this Order in his defiance of God.
Man is special. He is unique among creation as having the capacity to choose between Good and Evil, God and himself.
>Man isn't unique. Man is no more special than the beasts.
Yet here you are arguing that evil does exist. How can evil exist if it's just nature?
I wager it is that you intuitively know that Good and Evil exists. Everyone, for whatever reason, intuitively knows this. Why else do we create law? The godless has no choice but to argue that law is for without reason, just the pointless democratization of societal preferences. Isn't this what humans do everywhere? Intuitively behave as if Good and Evil exists. Isn't it strange then that where ever atheism takes hold, suddenly society feigns ignorance of this iron law of humanity? It as if atheism is the unnatural belief.