DW: Millions of babies every year are killed before they are born. Is God responsible for that too?
Cofty: No ... and?Is your defence of god something like, 'humans do bad stuff too'
Sorry Cofty, maybe I didn't phrase the question right.
Shouldn't God be responsible for abortions too? Doesn't the idea of God allowing bad things to happen by other humans make him responsible for them, going by the concept of willful inaction?
Sorry if I am not able to express my view clearly. These are my questions (with an assumption that a xian God does exist):
At what point does God stop being responsible for evil?
Even if he is not responsible for some evils solely attributable to humans, wouldn't people hold him ultimately responsible for all evil?
What kind of an ideal world should exist to make the idea of a Christian God believable? As an analogy, we have a world where everyone is hard-wired only to make good choices, i.e. no free will. Or we have a world where free will exists, but God interferes whenever someone makes a bad choice.