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What you're describing is an extended version of the Problem of Evil. Also related is the moral and limitation of government itself (human chose to give up cert
by NhanH 11y ago
What you're describing is an extended version of the Problem of Evil. Also related is the moral and limitation of government itself (human chose to give up certain liberty for government).
Basically, free will (and the physical manifestation of it: liberty) is argued to be more important than the lack of evil. And you can't have realistic free will and liberty without accepting that bad things will happen.
- Falling3 11y agoNo. I'm merely pointing out the absurdity of saying describing something as "okay" when it's anything but. The word has become meaningless in this conversation.