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1. BenChampagne (benchampagne@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 16-Jun-2023 11:27:17 JST BenChampagne

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   God. That is the simple answer. You can listen/read a lot on thoughts about privation, but it is largely irrelevant fundamentally. God (ontologic fundamental) once properly known to exist, clearly created a situation in which evil could exist. Combined with our will, there 'had to be' some sort of privation/evil/choice at work (I quote 'had to be' because it is illogical to go down the path of blind hypothetical in ontology). I think an equally valid question is 'why not evil?'. Why evil presupposes there is some duty otherwise. Hard case to make, none have successfully to my knowledge.
   • SledDrudge (jeddrudge@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 16-Jun-2023 11:30:37 JST SledDrudge

     in reply to

     • Jeff Cliff
     • nugger
     • Woggy's Zeonic Frolicks
     • Machismo
     • Leaf Lord
     • 💮Space Elf🐝
     • :njp:Dadbol:njp:
     • Christmas Coon
     • InceptionState
     • Cap'n Kong (slightretvrn)
     How would god know his opposite?