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1) not defending anything, just explaining what I know. 2) never heard of Swinburne. Natural evil is force for maturation and ALSO to uphold the principle of ju
by utkarsh858 3y ago
1) not defending anything, just explaining what I know.
2) never heard of Swinburne. Natural evil is force for maturation and ALSO to uphold the principle of justice among all living beings.
3) No evil can harm a living being if he has not already bad stock of karma with him. And also God does not interfere with anyone's free will. If we are living with others then some laws will have to be followed.
Now you will ask that how did evil actually generate because in beginning there was no bad karma. The thing is that even the intention of harming someone and attempts can generate bad karma. Our mindset towardds others must be good.
4) Nah, in eastern philosophy even beginners know this, yeah but in east also very less people actually know about themselves!
5) Yes we have free will. If given two paths with one path we know as thousand times better than other path, Still by our free will we can choose the bad one.
6) Free will is necessary for love i.e. relationship with ourselves and God. Love is morality harming any sentinent being is not.
6) God is capable of evil but he/she(whatever) does not do it.