God/Allah/Yahweh disproved: God created evil / Where did evil come from?


Either God created evil because he designed and created man or he knew man would be evil when creating him and didn't stop him from doing evil. Either way God is evil.

VIDEO: youtu.be/otM7XP9LHTo


God/Allah/Yahweh disproved: God created evil / Where did evil come from?

By Tom Fearnley / You Tube: Reincarnation Entertainment / Twitter: Atheism_is_True@AtheismTrue

WATCH THE VIDEO FIRST (below is the old explanation and not up-to-date): https://youtu.be/3UCLntQSP7w

God/Allah/Yahweh must be the creator of evil: Where did man and Satan get their evil from? The knowledge of evil came from God because God is all knowing. The free will to do evil, the ability to do evil, also came from God. God thus gave the ability to do evil to man and Satan. If you insist man and Satan created evil by choosing to do it: God still knew they were going to do evil but gave them the knowledge and ability to do evil anyway. If you insist that God is still not responsible for evil God still could have stopped man and Satan from doing the first evil but chose not to. All this makes God incredibly evil and therefore God cannot be all-good/all-loving. Who designed and created the brains of man and Satan? God. God thus designed the ability to do evil whilst having the knowledge of evil. But where did the evil originally come from before man and Satan? God. God knew about evil and decided to create the ability to do it knowing the ability to do evil would be used and then didn't prevent it. God is evil.



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Where did man and Satan get their evil from? God: The ability and knowledge to do evil must have come from God. God gave man the free will, the ability, to do evil and the knowledge to do evil. God then knew they would do evil with the knowledge and ability to do evil then, on top of that, didn't stop them from doing evil. God designed and created the brains of man and Satan putting in their brains the knowledge and ability to do evil, putting in their brains the nature of man and Satan knowing their nature would cause them to choose to do evil. This is incredibly evil of God and God is responsible for evil. God cannot be all-good/all-loving. Thus Allah and Yahweh do not exist.

Remember God created desire and thus the desire to do murder as well. If you claim man and Satan created evil where did man and Satan come from? God. If you say the evil came from man and Satan themselves where did man and Satan themselves come from? God.

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