A Conversation for A Possible Solution to the Problem of Evil (From the Christian Perspective)
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Fuzzy Started conversation Jul 30, 2002
Of all the ways people try to grapple with this logical problem, this is one of the most intriguing solutions. Of course, since it is a logic problem, there is no way one can rationally solve it without removing God, the evil, the omniscience, omnipotence, or omnibenevolence.
The thing that differs in your explaination and makes it remarkable is that, while most people end up removing one of God's attributes, you removed God Himself.
Well, not really, but the part of the equation that you took out was God, or the idea of the one God possesing all of the perfections. Maybe the problem should be restated, with an extra condition to the effect that God is a single deity. This would be a major change to a problem that has been around for a while, and causing this kind of change is a great accomplishment. I must say that in all my reading and discussion of this topic, I've never heard this arguement put forth.
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Lucrecia (Knight of an Unusual Amount of Healing Items, Movie Buff Extraordinaire - A809958) Posted Jul 30, 2002
Thanks, Fuzzy! 
I do my best!
-Lucrecia
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