The Catholic religion is much talk of a perfect God, an omnipotent, omnipresent, all-powerful. There is also talk of a just and loving God. But this God for everything that is said both in the Bible as religion, is but an imperfect God, more wrong than anyone else there. The mere use of reason leads to this conclusion in a thousand ways, all very diverse.
From Genesis speaks of God's mistakes, since he left the tree of the knowledge available to man, make a weak to temptation, a selective God, which calls for blood sacrifice and bloodshed, a God who repents its creation shortly after creating it, a God who murders his "major" mass building saving a few that would generate the same strain after they once tried to eliminate a God who created a being who would make a dangerous building for his reign in heaven and has to resort hastily to a desperate measure to avoid this, separating people, promoting the development of cultures other than their own after the envy and scorn for not believing in him, unleashing wars death, destruction, invasion, dogmas, cultural destruction, corruption and other ills that humanity suffers today. It is possible that a perfect cause all this destruction and all that discomfort in the universe without meaning? It is possible for a kindly let all the evils that so many hurt, and only a few benefit?
I would like to quote a phrase I found in some blog atheist, can not remember where I found this phrase, but:
"Can God prevent evil but not willing? then God is evil. Do you want but can not? then it is not omnipotent ..."
This phrase is very true, one or the other way. God that boasts both the Catholic Church, Christians, Catholics and other believers is nothing but a fallacy. There can be a perfect and loving God that everything can and let all this evil and all this destruction on earth. I leave this thought
ladies and gentlemen, and an argument for the Creator, to clarify this inconsistency that has me so confused. Sindia
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