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1. www.gotquestions.org › Isaiah-45-7Why does Isaiah 45:7 say that God created evil ...

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   Apr 10, 2023 · It is in this second sense that Isaiah speaks, and his meaning is reflected in most modern Bible translations of Isaiah 45:7 (emphasis added): “I make success and create disaster” (HCSB); “I make well-being and create calamity” (ESV); “I send good times and bad times” (NLT). God does not create moral evil.

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2. plato.stanford.edu › entries › evil-kinds-originsKinds and Origins of Evil - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Dec 10, 2021 · Of course “evil” is to “bad” what “wicked” is to “immoral”: a conceptual vestige of a pre-scientific, credulous past that we invoke for the sake of solemnity, empathy, or emphasis. A concept that—outside of horror films and fiction—is best analyzed in terms of nature’s frustration of the basic needs of sentient creatures ...

3. wikidiff.com › calamity › evilEvil vs Calamity - What's the difference? - WikiDiff

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   As nouns the difference between evil and calamity. is that evil is moral badness; wickedness; malevolence; the forces or behaviors that are the opposite or enemy of good while calamity is an event resulting in great loss.

4. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 357Is it possible to scientifically determine good and evil?

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   Yes it is but only if you use purely logical definitions of the words "good" and "evil" and exclude emotions and opinions from determining what is good and evil. For a non opinionated, non-emotional answer to even be possible, we have to consider evil as being the opposite of good and only consider intention (or law of physics), not end result.

5. plato.stanford.edu › entries › concept-evilThe Concept of Evil - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Nov 26, 2013 · Evil-skeptics give three main reasons to abandon the concept of evil: (1) the concept of evil involves unwarranted metaphysical commitments to dark spirits, the supernatural, or the devil; (2) the concept of evil is useless because it lacks explanatory power; and (3) the concept of evil can be harmful or dangerous when used in moral, political ...

6. www.cwm4him.org › the-truth-about-calamity-and-evilThe Truth About Calamity and Evil – Christworks Ministries

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   The Bible says that the end is near (2 Peter 3:10-12), so walk carefully. Choose wisely. Evil and calamity will be swallowed up when that final time comes. It is good for each one to find their name to be in the book of life (Luke 10:20, Revelation 20:15). New heavens and a new earth await those who walk with Him (2 Peter 3:13, Isaiah 6517-19 ...

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   Does God create moral evil?

   • It is in this second sense that Isaiah speaks, and his meaning is reflected in most modern Bible translations of Isaiah 45:7 (emphasis added): “I make success and create disaster ” (HCSB); “I make well-being and create calamity ” (ESV); “I send good times and bad times ” (NLT). God does not create moral evil.

   Why does Isaiah 45:7 say that God created evil?

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   Does God create calamity?

   • As Ruler of the universe, God sometimes creates calamity to accomplish His will. He brought disaster to discipline His people when they turned their backs on Him and refused to repent (Jeremiah 18:17).

   Why does Isaiah 45:7 say that God created evil?

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   Will God bring calamity on the Pagan Empire of Babylon?

   • Here God is promising to bring calamity on the pagan empire of Babylon through King Cyrus for the sake of His chosen people—to restore them to their homeland and rebuild their ruined cities. (Isaiah 41:8–10; 44:26; 45) Now let’s consider what the Hebrew word ra’ means as translated into English as “evil”.

   Why does God, according to his own words, "create evil"?

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   Can evil be a non-emotional answer?

   • For a non opinionated, non-emotional answer to even be possible, we have to consider evil as being the opposite of good and only consider intention (or law of physics), not end result. What really is good and evil (short answer)

   Is it possible to scientifically determine good and evil?

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   Do evil people deserve our strongest moral condemnation?

   • An advantage of regularity accounts is that they explain the intuition that evil persons deserve our strongest moral condemnation (Russell 2014, 135). For if evil persons have evil-making properties frequently, or on a regular basis, then it makes sense to say that they are the worst sorts of people and deserve our strongest moral condemnation.

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   Does moral evil conform to God's will?

   • Moral evil does not conform to God’s will and for his plans to bless all who obey Him. Moral evil is the direct opposite of our creator’s good and perfect will for those of his creation who love and obey Him. What some people fail to realise is that God rules sovereignly over all things, including evil.

   Why does God, according to his own words, "create evil"?

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8. christianity.stackexchange.com › questions › 95451Why does God, according to his own words, "create evil"?

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   May 13, 2023 · It is in this second sense that Isaiah speaks, and his meaning is reflected in most modern Bible translations of Isaiah 45:7 (emphasis added): “I make success and create disaster” (HCSB); “I make well-being and create calamity” (ESV); “I send good times and bad times” (NLT). Is Isaiah 45:7 speaking of moral evil? No.