'''The Bahai descriptives of God would not deny what you say one bit, but your dichotomising of good and evil is false according to Bahai theology.''
It's not me who is ''dichotomising good and evil'' - examples of events and acts that we define as being evil are not hard to come by. Is anyone arguing that such things do not exist?
You are lightly brushing aside the problems with your theology in order to maintain it. If you actually considered the nature of our world in relation to an omniscient/omnipotent Creator that actually cares about His/Her/It's creation, you would be forced to reconsider the contradictory nature of your faith.
Bahai tries to be all things to all people, but cannot reconcile the contradictions without ignoring them. Which, clearly, it does. Offering 'explanations' that satisfy believers but do nothing to resolve the underlying problems.
