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Originally Posted by lemex
Ok, I'm going to ask a basic question that happens on the world since it was specially asked is it perfect. We to are part of a thing of the universe. Of course such things don't occur out in space. What about such natural and real things such as birth defects, disease, etc. Reference the thought of "the" plan implies something to. learning. As far as pure perfect why do some suffer (go through) and some do not? Here I'm not talking about perception but natural occurrences.
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As I said in post #28, nothing exists without God's approval.
What God is 'approving' here is uncertainty. The alternative would be a universe much like a rubber room - absolutely safe, and absolutely useless.
So there
is risk, and seemingly random uncertainty, which I refer to as divine fairness, as nothing is for certain but that anything could happen to anyone at any time, despite our most adamant expectations. This applies to all.
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