Why didn't a god create perfection?

[Donray]

Why didn't a god create perfection?

One of the arguments for a god creator is that the universe is perfect. A matter of fact, everything a perfect god creates should be perfect.

the problem is that the universe is not perfect, Earth is not perfect, animals are not perfect, etc.

For example: what is purpose of black holes, why create galaxies that collide with each other, why is our galaxy on a collision course with another galaxy? Why create an Earth with plates that move and cause earthquakes and massive destruction? Why create virus? What is the purpose of the asteroid belt that cause destruction on Earth? Why cerate a brain what goes haywire?

There is not very much perfection why if a perfect god created it?

[Blastcat]

[Replying to post 108 by JLB32168]




[center]Fallacious Religious Reasoning:
Is it an opinion or a claim?
Part Twelve: JLB32168 does not concede the argument; he resigns from the argument, instead.[/center]

I’ll interject more clarity. I’m not conceding the argument.

I see.
My mistake, then.

I will drop THAT claim like a hot potato.

I’m resigning because while everyone else seems to understand quite clearly what I said, some don’t and breaking things down any further would dilute their meaning so as to make further discussion pointless. I've also invested enough of my energy to clarify further and am unwilling to invest more.

By "some" I think you mean the venerable Blastcat.
Well, here is my take on all of this:

You have abandoned trying to demonstrate that your claim WAY BACK in Post 4 of this thread has any merit. I'm actually quite fine with that.

I was actually hoping that you would.


Your reasons, of course, are your own.
Thanks for the clarification.

[JLB32168]

You need to read what you wrote. You said you cannot discuss because you were Ignorant.

Okay. I read it and I’ve explained why the point isn’t germane to the present discussion so I’ll not be discussing it any more. I read no futher than the word “ignorant.�

I see. My mistake, then. I will drop THAT claim like a hot potato.

Great!

By "some" I think you mean the venerable Blastcat.

No – lots of people

You have abandoned trying to demonstrate that your claim WAY BACK in Post 4 of this thread has any merit.

Okay – you’re entitled to your take on all of this.

[ttruscott]

[Replying to ttruscott]

"this does not apply to a living GOD who is aware of possibilities and choices and self understanding"

Your not making any sense.
Please explain further you've lost me here.

It means that the attributes of GOD as "a living GOD who is aware of possibilities and choices and self understanding" as accepted by Christians are the opposite of your contention about perfection that "A God who is perfect does nothing except exist." which makes it a strawman argument from our pov, saying nothing about reality or our religion.

[Blastcat]

[Replying to post 111 by JLB32168]




[center]Fallacious Religious Reasoning:
Is it an opinion or a claim?
Part Thirteen: More closing remarks[/center]

I see. My mistake, then. I will drop THAT claim like a hot potato.

Great!

It's my pleasure!

By "some" I think you mean the venerable Blastcat.

No – lots of people

Another post, another unsubstantiated claim.
Why am I NOT being surprised by this? ( rhetorical, just rhetorical )

You have abandoned trying to demonstrate that your claim WAY BACK in Post 4 of this thread has any merit.

Okay – you’re entitled to your take on all of this.

More obvious words were never spoke.