Demon Erasers

So I can see why people believe in God when they come to that argument, but this is my counter to that.

It's not perfect.

And I think, you know, you look at like the problem of evil.

You know, people say, oh, well, if there's evil, there can't be this all powerful God.

And the question like we were on Jordan Peterson, if you watch a lot of those guys lives on TikTok and they...

They talk about it and say, OK, well, here's this all powerful God.

He can pretty much create whatever he wants.

He's all loving.

So he's created this whole ecological system where it's, you know, symbiotic and it's giving and taking at the same time.

But why couldn't he make it to where the deer giving their life to the mountain lion?

And there is a symbiotic relationship in that because deer populations have to be kept in check.

why couldn't god if he was all loving why couldn't he make it to where the deer didn't have to die an excruciating death so i can see some of where you can say oh there does seem to be an intelligent design but if there is an intelligent design and you have this immense suffering like when it comes to animals then i don't think that you can conclude that this intelligent designer

is also all loving.

But then why would God make it that we ultimately derive more nutritional benefit from animal products?

But then what do you say about the archaeological record that actually doesn't show that change in genetics, say, 100,000 years ago?

So then the question is, did the Garden of Eden come before 100,000 years, or is the Garden of Eden timeframe wrong?

And those are just my honest questions, is that I do have the belief that

the planet is older than 6,000 years.

Like, see, and that's my thing is that I just can't like you can say that.

But then it goes back to I would the assertion would be that I think that you're arguing from what you already want to believe and