Is evil created by God, created by Satan through God, or by man/woman?

Answer 1

evil is create by us, as result of our incompetence for being justice and fair.
we need something to blame on and it must be outside mankind, so we create things such evil and satan

Answer 2

Evil are those things which tend to limit the dynamic thrust of the individual, his family, his group, his race, or life in general in the dynamic drive, also limited by the observation, the observer and his ability to observe. Evil is the opposite of good, and is anything which is destructive more than it is constructive along any of the various dynamics. A thing which does more destruction than construction is evil from the viewpoint of the individual, the future, group, species, life or mest that it destroys.

http://www.scientology.org/html/opencms/cos/scientology/en_US/religion/catechism/pg009.html

Answer 3

THE origin of evil has intrigued thinkers from earliest times. A Dictionary of the Bible, by James Hastings, states: “At the dawn of human consciousness man found himself confronted by forces which he was unable to control, and which exercised a baleful or destructive influence.” The same reference work also says: “Early mankind instinctively sought for causes, and interpreted the forces and other manifestations of nature as personal.”

According to historians, belief in demon gods and evil spirits can be traced back to the earliest history of Mesopotamia. The ancient Babylonians believed that the underworld, or “land of no return,” was presided over by Nergal, a violent divinity known as “the one who burns.” They also feared demons, whom they tried to appease by means of magic incantations. In Egyptian mythology, Set was the god of evil, “represented as having the features of a fantastic beast with a thin, curved snout, straight, square-cut ears and a stiff forked tail.”—Larousse Encyclopedia of Mythology.

Evil began with a spirit creature who, though originally faithful to God, developed a desire to be worshiped. (James 1:14, 15) His rebellion manifested itself on earth when he influenced the first human couple to join him in his opposition to God. Instead of submitting to God’s clear instruction not to eat or touch the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, Adam and Eve took some and ate it. (Genesis 3:1-6) In so doing, they not only disobeyed God but also showed that they desired independence from him.

Answer 4

God created everything

humans from mud
Angels from light
Devils from fire
Heaven and Hell
Planets
Solar system
...etc

16:8
"And (He has created) horses, mules, and donkeys, for you to ride and use for show; and He has created (other) things of which ye have no knowledge."

Answer 5

In my Chirstian studies, in Catholic belief, Evil was indeed created by us humans. God didn't make evil. He loved us so much that he gave us freewill. He knew we would someday betray him because of our freewill yet he chose to continue loving us. When our freewill was tempted in Genesis, we fell for it. Ultimately evil's roots are in our freewill and distrust to authority!

Answer 6

Good and Evil are actually only concepts of morality and God and Satan have little to do with either.

I will ring your doorbell and run away!!!

Answer 7

man and woman the others are non existent