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[–] exanime@lemmy.world 3 points 4 months ago

A God that literally defines good and evil by his existence ( I AM ) breaks this chart.

Pretending the epicurean paradox is about the existence of god is a strawman

The entire thing is about the qualities in the character of god. Is god all knowing, all powerful and all god as he is sold to us by the Church?

Also, an even bigger strawman and circular logic to boot is your argument about being unable to "judge" god (or the expectation of his behaviour)

The concept of judging you are using seems to be that or passing sentencing. Anyone can evaluate with simple logic without being a figure of authority.

If I see a person kicking a freightened dog, I don't need to be any authority over that person to reach the conclusion, aka "judge", they are doing something wrong