• p3n@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Yes, this. This supposes that either:

    A. There is the existence good and evil that supersedes the authority of God ( which means God cannot be sovereign over morality )

    B. I define good and evil and then judge “god” based on my definition ( which from a moral standpoint would actually make me god )

    I suspect that this really isn’t a paradox for most people because they either:

    A. Look at the world and see horrible things they don’t like and then want to judge God for them ( with what authority ? )

    B. They don’t believe in God to begin with but like to use this chart to re-enforce their belief that they are logically correct.

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