''One attribute cannot exist without the other, both have to exist for creation to be what it is.'
How do you know this? Does omnipotence by definition not allow a God to create people who are not flawed and fallible?
First of all, if only one attribute existed, how would you know that particular attribute itself exists without having the other, e.g. how would you know “good” exist without having “bad” to show you the difference.
The problems with humanity is our ego and knowledge, we judge omnipotence by our own human definition not God’s
God is perfection itself, he is what he is, by this I don’t men he’s an old perfect man sitting in heaven.
God’s perfection is only attributed to him, the only way he would make perfect creatures to make us all little God’s like him.
Even the Angels are flawed as some have rebelled.
So, you want us to be like God, I think Satan wanted to be the same if my theology is correct.
To be honest, I think this is only a punchline Atheist like to use to stick it up Christians
The claim was that our mess cannot be cleaned up without the 'kingdom of God' - which implies perfection in the Kingdom of God and that perfection can exist without evil.
I think MrG was the one who came up with this, well he’s fixated on Armageddon and Jesus setting up his kingdom on earth, so need I say more, but the bible does state that there will never be peace on earth until the Kingdom comes.
Jesus Himself is that Kingdom of God, in faith one unites himself with Jesus, into that Kingdom, after the end times scenario plays out, heaven and earth are united then handed over to the Father, that’s when all and all become perfection in itself just like God, into One.
Or is the Kingdom of God both good and evil, because, well, one cannot exist without the other?
To break it down, Kingdom of God is perfection itself; Goodness, he can exist by Himself, on the other hand creation is the one that contains good and evil and cannot exist without the other or God.
Anyway that's a basic theological expect of it, Theologians can go further into it
