Anonymous
8/24/2025, 5:00:02 AM
No.40959911
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The Material world being good but was corrupted doesn't make any sense
If God didn't really want the world to rot away, he wouldn't have created humanity with the configuration to sin or allowed cosmic principalities to mess with us. He could have at any time just overwritten human configuration or just annihilated the soul of evil beings. Why would someone suffer eternally because he did bad things for what? 70 years in the material world at best?
If there are lies, deaths, plagues, wars, rapes, tortures, infidelity, etc., and all this can be overlooked in the next life, this only means the world we live in is already perfect and working exactly the way he wanted it. It's perfect. There is no corruption, we never lost Eden in the first place. There is no fixing this world because God created it to not be fixed; it was carefully designed for man to ''sin'', and he knew that, and yet he created it.
Or is there a cosmic reason beyond my comprehension for God to allow this?And no, "free will" is not a real answer.
If there are lies, deaths, plagues, wars, rapes, tortures, infidelity, etc., and all this can be overlooked in the next life, this only means the world we live in is already perfect and working exactly the way he wanted it. It's perfect. There is no corruption, we never lost Eden in the first place. There is no fixing this world because God created it to not be fixed; it was carefully designed for man to ''sin'', and he knew that, and yet he created it.
Or is there a cosmic reason beyond my comprehension for God to allow this?And no, "free will" is not a real answer.