nd killing is not considered evil because evil in not a necessity.You might then say that inflicting slow unnecessary pain and torturing on someone else is considered evil. Well God created the universe without his main intention being that of creating a good universe. God created the universe as a testing site for all beings to explore their free-will, mainly to choose to love God or not. In order to love, free-will must exist or else love is then controlled and no longer considered love. With this free-will, God allows evil to be present because without evil, love cannot then be defined. Also if evil is not available then there is no other option and love can no longer be defined. With no other option available, free-will is no longer granted. Also an object that is controlled, such as a microwave, a blow dryer, or even a robot, cannot love like that of a being acting under free-will. This is because the controlled object has no choice so it is not love, nor is it evil that he feels. So God wanted there to be some evil present in the earth because that is the reason he created the universe, to have free-will exist. God wanted there to be free-will because along with free-will comes evil and love. That is what God ultimately wanted, the created beings to have the free-will of whether or not to love him. Looking back at the argument from evil and premiss (2), Sober says that "if an all-PKG being existed, then there would be no evil." This statement is also untrue because another supernatural being exists, in the name of Satan, and he created evil. God is considered all-good and still is all-good because he did not create evil. Yet does being all-good mean that he has to eliminate all evil in the universe. Let's say that it does mean that God has to eliminate evil. The Bible states that God exists in another dimension, "Behold, heaven and the highest heavens cannot contain Thee" (Kings 8:27) and "the Almighty is beyond o...
