Either god desires sin(problem of evil) or god wants us to follow him

Philosophy is holistic my bud

God is responsible for free will

Try again

Yes?

So now you have a dilemma

God desires us to follow him freely

you may willingly follow God or not

omg lol

if you dont, then when you die you are reborn anew to retry

this is comedy

only the most worthy may go to him after death

Joy wolf this debate was settled so long ago

settled?

This is funny you guys trying to bring it back

you have just dogged the whole time

Either the problem of evil holds, and you have a separate contradiction, or god desires something that isn’t currently the case, and is imperfect and not purely actual

This is just a rehash of what Leibniz debunked

havent made one good point

lol

@Joywolf i havent even seen you argue, youve just complained and said lol

The way I see it, Blueroad’s maintaining the conversation, you just tag along and lob insults.

I've said the same answer entirely, you have the subjects and metaphysics wrong

@Veraic ive said what blueroad has said, we believe the same thing

It's such a bad argument

Joy wolf is a hindu

You haven’t actually explained how god isn’t existing in its desired circumstances

You just said we don’t follow him and he wants us to follow him freely

Well guess what people aren’t following him freely

God is pure act, God actualized what he desires, he actualized free will

Is this contradictory to you?

So god actualized sin as well then

So you accept the problem of evil

Sin is a privation from act

This is basic stuff my man

I don’t see how that is relevant on an Omni trait god view

Sin is a privation from act, God actualized the possibility of sin if that's what you mean

im not a hindu lol

It's a joke pea brain

Either god is perfectly good, actual, powerful, knowledgeable, etc and things are existing in there best possible state, or god isn’t those things and things aren’t in there best possible state

Red herring