IIIIITHE1IIIII on 10 February 2013
| kain_kusanagi said: It's pretty simple. To bring light into the darkness. And by light I don't mean the countless balls of burning gas throughout the universe. Love needs souls to grow and free will needs conflict to mature. Everything exists for that purpose. God has no needs and we will never fathom the depth of God's complex motives. God saw darkness and brought light to it. |
If God has no needs, why not settle with the "Darkness"? What would motivate such a decision?
And what would declare when the darkness should be replaced by light? If God has existed forever, why wait an infinite amount of years (somehow) until finally creating the universe? Why now?
Furthermore: Why create anything and watch as things happen when the final result can be achieved immediately?
