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IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
Max King of the Wild said:
there are actually quite a few theories on this that actually make some sense. Both on natural evil and what causes it and the abilities of God. You should go look them up instead of posting on here because I doubt there are any theist doctors on this site.

I know, but as far as I know they don't change a single point that I have made.

If you share some of them that you think would prove me wrong, I'd gladly admit defeat in the OP.



Well its hard explaining through text, especially since I don't have a phd in philosophy of religion. But a theory of natural evil is if there is a god, an all good and powerful being, then this implies there is an opposite but equal force to balance it out. Another theory of natural evil is that its a product of the world that we live in. God wants us to live in a world that has gravity and weather changes and the only way to create a world such as that then things such as floods and earth quakes will happen. And this benefits us to live in such a world too, though it may not seem like it. To understand why it benefits us go check out people who take up this approach to this question