Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
If other beings' whims did not exist, then God would not create. So it is very different.
But your position is that God could have ignored those other beings, but chose to create according to their whims anyway. And somehow you think this makes God the culprit. There really isn't an argument here; Just you insisting that God is the meanie.
I am not saying God is a "meanie". I am saying that God, if he exists and is all powerful, is the most evil sentient being in existence, who stands by idly while millions of his creation suffer needlessly. You seem to think that these made up lesser beings are the "culprits" because they asked God to do something and he did it. You portray God as a Nazi who is only following orders, but even the Nazi officers could claim that they were forced into their atrocities. No one can force God to do anything.
OK, you cannot bring forward one being who asked for creation to be this way. And even if you could, how is it fair that God decides to make millions of children suffer because something asked him to do so?My original argument still stands. God is simply supplying what others are asking for. God doesn't have to do it, but that is irrelevant. God is simply and faultlessly permitting free will.