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Is the Christian God really all good, all powerful and present everywhere, and the creator of everything?
Christians describe God often in ways that make Him look like He's not all powerful or present everywhere. For example when people say He "cant do evil" or "evil is the absense of God", or that He didn't create evil.
@atheists: I mean this within the context of God existing, even if that is ficitional in your opinion. Just pretend it's the same as if I were asking about Spiderman. Just because he doesn't exist doesn't mean he can't shoot webs.
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- jon pikeLv 72 years ago
God indeed has free will. However, neither God nor man is able to act against themselves. If a man does evil which he would prefer not to do, it still must be a part of who he is.
”We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence is not an act, but a habit.” --Aristotle
- Anonymous2 years ago
Our Ability to accurately describe God is flawed because we cannot fully comprehend God. Because He is God and He is much bigger than us
We have the bible which expresses some of his nature that we can accept, even if we cannot understand. Things like Trinity, Omniscience, Omnipresence et all, are well beyond our ability fully grasp
As darkness is the absence of light,
Evil is the absence of God's Goodness. Those who reject God dwell in the dark
God created the POTENTIAL for evil, but all evil is fomented in the heart of man
As for when God judges us, it is righteous and true, and while it can be very very harsh, it is never undeserved, and it is never evil
- Anonymous2 years ago
YES HE IS PERFECT AND HE MADE THE UNIVERSE AND ALL LIFE!!
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- Anonymous2 years ago
There's no proof of that.