Logical problem of evil
1) God is omnipotent (premise)
2) God is benevolent (premise)
3) Benevolent beings are opposed to all evil. (premise)
4) God is opposed to all evil. (conclusion from 2 and 3)
5) God can eliminate evil completely. (conclusion from 1)
6) Whatever end result of suffering, God can bring about by ways which do not include suffering. (conclusion from 1)
7) God has no reason not to eliminate evil (conclusion from 5.1)
8) God will eliminate evil completely. (conclusion from 4, 5 and 5.2)
9) Evil exists, has existed, and probably will always exist. (premise)
10) Items 6 and 7 are contradictory; therefore the premises are wrong
Therefore, premises are false, or God does not exist.
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silentvoyces
God/Evil Paradox
It's a real pitty...
my english is so bad and poor.
But I'm a philosophical person!
If you like to read german senses... (yeah i dont think so, but maybe), then go to my journals.
My special themes are:
reduction - especially in art: red/black/skincolour
the theory of the one - yes, a little bit like the neo-theory (Matrix)
everything is nothing - you can't accept it
apparently but not ignorant
(german: Offensichtlich aber nicht Oberflächig)
the death/love/I/feelings/dreams/volition-connection
I'm a big praxis and theory doubter.
I will to get the Philosophicalmaster! (Pikashu!)
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Im Namen die Kunst
"look behind our questions."
!Hybrid][Power!
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*shutters to think of it*
......*looks around* interesting....
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