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Kristian Berry
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Could God have ignored Lucifer If a deity knowingly creates an extremely evil being, is that deity itself morally worse than if it had created only good beings?

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Mauro ALLEGRANZA
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Could God have igoredignored Lucifer

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Could've Could God ingoredhave igored Lucifer

If the Catholic God knew Lucifer would come out to be a disaster, and he did knewknow, since he is omniscient, why he didn't he simply ignored creatingnot create Lucifer and then createdcreate something better?

I know this might not belong here, but this place seems better for understanding theology to its core and not superficially.

Could've God ingored Lucifer

If the Catholic God knew Lucifer would come out to be a disaster, and he did knew, since he is omniscient, why he didn't simply ignored creating Lucifer and then created something better?

I know this might not belong here, but this place seems better for understanding theology to its core and not superficially.

Could God have igored Lucifer

If the Catholic God knew Lucifer would come out to be a disaster, and he did know, since he is omniscient, why he didn't he simply not create Lucifer and then create something better?

I know this might not belong here, but this place seems better for understanding theology to its core and not superficially.

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