Demon Erasers

I'm literally asking you honestly.

I'm trying to work this out so I can understand your opinion.

Keep going, keep going.

So my question then, are you saying that I don't want to call it a mistake because you're going to have some emotional resistance to that.

But, you know, from my perspective, it seems like incompletion and incompletion.

So are you just saying that it's a necessary step to ultimately get to perfection?

Is that what you're saying?

I guess you could say that to some degree.

But then what I'm trying to say is that in that imperfection, there's so much suffering and there's evil, right?

So then you start to look at the other premise, God is all-powerful, where if God is all-powerful and here's what he's trying to get at... But he's all-loving.

So we're trying to get...

here and you're saying that to get here that there is a process sure okay and this is the whole creation process you talked about sculptures whatever it is okay um so even if you said oh god is all knowing okay fine like he knows exactly how to get from here to here this is the end you know this is the end goal the question then becomes well if he's all powerful and he can create this then is he not all powerful because is he governed by this process

Yeah, he created the process.

He created the process.

So we're getting at the problem of evil.

My question then is, why wouldn't he create a different process where all of this suffering and this long process... And that's what I was simply trying to get at.

But you're going to say, but then it would be this.

And then I'm going to go back to, but he's all powerful.

So why couldn't he just also create that away?

So this path that you're describing...