/lit/ - Literature

>>15011408
Satan? An interesting contrast to God, like matter and antimatter. Of course, attempting to claim that matter is ''good'' and antimatter is ''evil'' is like trying to claim that day is ‘’good’’ simply because the light makes travel convenient and that the night is ‘’bad’’ simply because it’s scary and makes travel inconvenient; there’s a fundamental gap in one’s logic to make these assertions as not only are they attributing a human social construct such as morality to an inhuman being of incredible power such as God/Satan, but they are also making the false assumption that one would ever be truly acknowledged or loved by a being that can supposedly give great attention to every living thing at once and loves them too, whatever that means, hence making God’s love meaningless as it is given out to every single thing cheaply and without regard. Finally, is God responsible for every single thing that exists as it occurs in the present moment, or simply set these things in motion countless eons ago? If the latter is the case then God doesn’t give you food or pleasure but rather you make use of that which God created in order to sustain yourself. This is not the same as God literally handing you these things with no input on your part.