I am going to talk about what I learn from the (part4 of 4) The Old part
Quite possibly the most widely recognized inquiries posed about Christianity is, "In case God is acceptable, for what reason is there evil on the planet?" That is an awesome inquiry, and here is a clear answer:
God made the world great, and He made humans to do great. Nonetheless, He likewise enabled humans to pick, known as freedom of thought. This implies that despite the fact that humans were made to do great, they can likewise decide to do something contrary to great, what we have named evil. We can't fault God when humans decide to do something contrary to that which they were made to do. Along these lines, for what reason did God make humans with an unrestrained choice? He did it so humans could genuinely cherish Him and one another. Assuming humans had no real option except to adore God and one another, that wouldn't actually mean especially by any stretch of the imagination. Humans would simply be little robots playing out the activity they were modified to do. Notwithstanding, since humans have the decision to one or the other love or to not adore, it really is love that is passed on when humans decide to cherish God or one another. In this manner, it would be incomprehensible and outlandish for a world to exist where humans with freedom of thought exist without the potential for evil. The actual presence of unrestrained choice creates the potential for great and for something contrary to great.(