"Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing...

Holy shit, every time I interact with atheists I can feel myself losing brain cells.

No, if God exists, He and He alone determines what is good or evil.

>Then from whence comes evil?
Man, after he ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge. God did give him paradise and he rejected it for selfish desires

Jesus.
that image is perfect.
Oh wowowowow.
Thank you.

(^:

homosexuals should be burned alive at the stake
this would produce less suffering than allowing them to roam free and continue destroying Christian civilisation
all of the misery in the world is caused by chattering whores, sodomites and Christ killers, and by burning them at the stake and expelling them from our nations we will return to a golden age.

no he doesnt

he doesnt decide
else his judgements would be arbitrary/capricious

rather; what is good and evil is immutable as the standard to determine is His law which is manifest from His character which is as eternal and unchanging as He

He doesnt decide, He IS the decision

>Everything that exposes my incoherent ideology is [fedora]
Screaming that everything you don't like is racist/homophobic/fedora is not a sign of an accurate ideology.
Critics of your cult have well developed, consistent arguments. The response from cultists is always "RACIST!" "HOMOPHIC!" "FEDORA!!!" "BIGOT!!!"

Okay, well, if Jupiter knows exactly how everything will develop, then he is not testing anything.
Testing is only relevant if the outcome is unknown.

Epicurus's whole premise is based on a preconceived notion of evil, now you're demanding people who disagree with his premise define evil and claim it's all subjective anyway?

Thats not what Christ commanded be done with them.

The creator of the universe must necessarily exist outside of the universe. This is no way means he can't enter it. "Intellectuals" are really just searching for convoluted reasons to justify their hatred of God.