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fabio_rocha
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God can bring a greater good through some evil. But we can’t make evil things to bring greater good from it. Why?
Because we are not G-d. It is not that G-d delights in evil so that He can turn it into good. Rather, G-d is able to make the best out of something that is not in itself good. It would be preferable if the evil caused by mankind did not exist, but it does, therefore…God can bring a greater good through some evil. But we can’t make evil things to bring greater good from it. Why?
I agree. Give God anything to work with (or nothing for that matter) and He makes good out of it. Satan influences our viewpoint toward those good things, and perverts them to appear evil. And so we use them for evil and/or get sinful attachments to it.Because we are not G-d. It is not that G-d delights in evil so that He can turn it into good. Rather, G-d is able to make the best out of something that is not in itself good. It would be preferable if the evil caused by mankind did not exist, but it does, therefore…
Because we are not God, we don’t have the knowledge, understanding or power to even know what good is. We are made from dust, mere sinful mortals compared to an all-knowing powerful God.God can bring a greater good through some evil. But we can’t make evil things to bring greater good from it. Why?
Ok but if doing evil to bring goodness is a sin, then how come God, without sin, does it?Because we are not God(oops, someone already said it
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God does not do evil to bring goodness. He can take the evil that other imperfect creatures do and make goodness spring out of it.Ok but if doing evil to bring goodness is a sin, then how come God, without sin, does it?