In post #5 I made the following argument to the thread's topic question Q. "Is it God's will when children are raped tortured, and murdered?"
If I've made some mistake in my argument here please point it out.
A. In as much as god is aware of such acts (he's omniscient) and could stop them if he wished (he's omnipotent) but chooses not to (evinced by the fact that they happen), it's obviously it's his will that they take place.
So yes, it is god's will that children are raped, tortured, and murdered.
The mistake is the assumption that it has actually happened.
Omniscience is knowing All there this to Know about Reality. The physical world, being inherently unreal, is not included in this. It would be entirely unreasonable to include this in the domain of knowledge. I'm glad to walk through how this is so. I honestly see it as self evident that this is so. Takes faith (conviction in what can not be objectively proven either way) to uphold physical as 'reality.' Such faith amounts to mistaking illusion for Truth.
Acts within the illusion are prevented by no longer holding conviction of own self reality as depending on the illusion. Creator God does not make this fundamental mistake. Creator God desires all to be awakened, and is fully aware of Self as perfect, complete as is. Sleeping self may perceive own being as lacking, needing things for 'life to go on.' All aspects of illusionary existence. It's obvious this is not God's Will.
So no, it's not God's Will that illusions suffer by staying asleep, dreaming of an existence that rests on faith, based on a fundamental error.