What if we use a specific example of evil, in lieu of hashing out a complex definition that we can all accept.
Let’s use one provided by the church itself and still preached from thousands of pulpits today, which cannot reasonably be divorced from the question of God.
Let’s use Hell.
Without getting too deeply into the weeds, Hell is at least one of:
What happens to evil people when they die
An evil (and, I might add, eternal) thing that happens to some people when they die
A… let’s go with “place” here for simplicity’s sake, where evil resides
Either omnipotent God can stop this and yet allows it to continue, or omnibenevolent God is powerless to stop it.
What if we use a specific example of evil, in lieu of hashing out a complex definition that we can all accept.
Let’s use one provided by the church itself and still preached from thousands of pulpits today, which cannot reasonably be divorced from the question of God.
Let’s use Hell.
Without getting too deeply into the weeds, Hell is at least one of:
What happens to evil people when they die
An evil (and, I might add, eternal) thing that happens to some people when they die
A… let’s go with “place” here for simplicity’s sake, where evil resides
Either omnipotent God can stop this and yet allows it to continue, or omnibenevolent God is powerless to stop it.