ZdenÄ›k PetráÄek looks at the biggest problem facing monotheism.
https://philosophynow.org/issues/165/Evil_and_An_Omnipotent_Benevolent_God
Evil & An Omnipotent, Benevolent God
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Re: Evil & An Omnipotent, Benevolent God
I might bother to read the entire article, but this "philosophical" problem is PATHETIC..as I explain in my below statement..Philosophy Now wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 5:09 pm ZdenÄ›k PetráÄek looks at the biggest problem facing monotheism.
https://philosophynow.org/issues/165/Ev ... volent_God
This concept of GOD being omnipotent, but permits EVIL stuff to occur is only an issue if GOD is also considered OMNIBENEVOLENT.ZdenÄ›k Petráček wrote:"The problem of evil is one of the most profound philosophical challenges to the belief in an omnipotent God. How can the existence of evil and suffering be reconciled with an all-powerful good God?"
Certainly, that is an incorrect view of at least the Christian GOD - ya know, the dude that threatened to burn you in HELL FOREVER if you screw up!
Yes, to consider such a GOD as omnibenevolent is to render one unworth_Y to be considered rational as a philosospher.
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