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1. www.gotquestions.org › God-allow-evilWhy does God allow evil? - GotQuestions.org

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   Jan 4, 2022 · 2) God could compensate for people’s evil actions through supernatural intervention 100 percent of the time. God would stop a drunk driver from causing an automobile accident. God would stop a lazy construction worker from doing a substandard job on a house that would later cause grief to the homeowners. God would stop a father who is ...

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   • What is The Biblical Solution to The Problem of Evil

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2. preachitteachit.org › why-doesnt-god-prevent-evilWhy Doesn't God Prevent Evil? - Preach It Teach It

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   Oct 24, 2016 · In God there is no evil. Man has been made responsible for the world around him and his relationship with other people. Therefore, God is not the one responsible for evil, rather we are responsible for our evil and it is charged to us to do something about it. In fact, the next four things demonstrate this truth. 2.)

3. billygraham.org › answer › why-doesnt-god-doWhy doesn't God do something about the evil in the world?

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   Jesus said, “For from within, out of men’s hearts, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, lewdness, envy, slander, arrogance and folly” (Mark 7:21-22). Second, the Bible assures us that God has already done something about evil! He sent His only Son into the world to defeat it—and He did.

4. www.biblesociety.org.uk › explore-the-bible › bibleBible Q&A: Why doesn’t God stop all bad things from happening?

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   Mar 23, 2020 · The Old Testament prophets tend to draw a link between Israel’s disobedience and God’s judgement. In the New Testament, the evil and suffering we encounter in daily life is merely the tip of the iceberg: a fierce cosmic battle between God/Jesus on the one hand and Satan/evil spirits on the other.

5. jamesbishopblog.com › 2016/06/27 › answering-theWhat is the Epicurus Dilemma? (The Problem of Evil)

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   Jun 27, 2016 · If God is willing but not able to prevent evil, then He’s not omnipotent (therefore not God). One way theists have responded is by pointing to the narratives in the Bible that teach that God is willing to prevent (or end) evil but does not. This does not necessarily mean that God cannot prevent evil. Importantly, for the theist, this raises ...

6. www.desiringgod.org › articles › confronting-theConfronting the Problem (s) of Evil - Desiring God

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   Dec 15, 2012 · The Classic Problem of Evil. Stated simply, the philosophical problem goes like this: (1) If God is all-knowing, then he knows what evil is. (2) If God is all-good, then he himself is not evil and he would prevent evil, if he could. (3) If God is all-powerful, then he can prevent evil. (4) Evil exists.

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   What does the Bible say about evil?

   • But the Bible tells us two important truths about evil that we need to remember. First, evil doesn’t come from God; He didn’t create it, and He doesn’t cause it. Evil comes instead from the Evil One—Satan—who is absolutely opposed to God and His goodness. It also comes from within our hearts, as we turn away from God and live only for ourselves.

   Why doesn't God do something about the evil in the world?

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   Is god responsible for evil?

   • In God there is no evil. Man has been made responsible for the world around him and his relationship with other people. Therefore, God is not the one responsible for evil, rather we are responsible for our evil and it is charged to us to do something about it. In fact, the next four things demonstrate this truth. 2.)

   Why Doesn’t God Prevent Evil? - Preach It Teach It

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   Does God know if he is evil?

   • (1) If God is all-knowing, then he knows what evil is. (2) If God is all-good, then he himself is not evil and he would prevent evil, if he could. (3) If God is all-powerful, then he can prevent evil. (4) Evil exists. (5) Therefore (1), (2), or (3) (or some combination), must be false. The author-story analogy clearly holds to (1) and (3).

   Confronting the Problem (s) of Evil - Desiring God

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   Why is evil not God?

   • Through that rejection, evil entered the world, and that is where it comes from. If He is neither able nor willing, then He is not God. If God has sufficient reason for allowing evil and suffering to exist then the conclusion that he is not God because evil exists does not follow.

   What is the Epicurus Dilemma? (The Problem of Evil)

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   What is the classic problem of evil?

   • The Classic Problem of Evil Stated simply, the philosophical problem goes like this: (1) If God is all-knowing, then he knows what evil is. (2) If God is all-good, then he himself is not evil and he would prevent evil, if he could. (3) If God is all-powerful, then he can prevent evil.

   Confronting the Problem (s) of Evil - Desiring God

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   What has God done about evil?

   • God has done something about evil. He has done at least six things: 1.) He put the care of the earth and our fellow man under our control. In Genesis 1:28 God said to the first man, Adam, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it.

   Why Doesn’t God Prevent Evil? - Preach It Teach It

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8. www.cslewisinstitute.org › resources › why-would-aWhy Would a Good God Allow So Much Suffering?

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   In philosophical terms, it can be stated like this: Premise one: A God who is all-powerful would be able to prevent evil in the world. Premise two: A God who is all-good would want to prevent evil in the world. Three: Evil exists in the world. This results in a logical conclusion: Therefore, an all-powerful, all-good God cannot exist.