It is said that everithing was created by God. Ok, but what are the requirements for one to engage in creating something? First and most important comes the Will to do so. Then, if we ask how a general "will" is generated on the subject of the creative action we´ll probably get that "We may only want or will towards something that lacks on our system, for instance, I may wish to have a burger for it´s been months since I last had it. Or I want to be smarter, for now I´m kinda dumb." Ok, then if God actually had a Will to create, it means he must have had something that lacked to him by then, and if thats the case it means he was not in fact perfect, for something was missing. What could possibly be the only thing missing for a truly ideal and perfect being? IMPERFECTION. God therefore could only wish to be imperfect, for that was truly the only missing thing. God is not perfect, and creation is a mistake leading us in the wrong direction, do you agree?
2007-01-10
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