@Aedes,
Aedes;56298 wrote:If he created the universe, then it IS his fault...
[SIZE="3"]If you are only arguing about religious conceptions of God, then you can ignore the following comment.
However, if you are suggesting that it is a "fault" if a creator is unable to make a perfect creation from the first moment of its existence, but instead must work to evolve it into perfection, then I think you are going into the discussion with exorbitant demands.
I know my own measly creations are seldom perfect right off the bat, and the more advanced a creation, the longer it takes for me to perfect it.
So let's say, for example, that consciousness is a general field that pre-existed the physical universe, and that field as a whole had become intelligent and powerful enough to generate and begin evolving a physical universe. The point of this "physical universe project" was developing a biological system capable of drawing a bit of the general conscious field into the CNS, and using that biochemical medium to individuate a "point" of general consciousness.
Each
point drawn into a body must work to evolve itself, and because the body is fragile (and Earth conditions violent) we are very susceptible to getting hurt and therefore suffering. Also, since we are relatively un-evolved, and that lack shows itself as selfishness and cruelty, the more un-evolved are always hurting others including the more-evolved and innocent.
If the creator were able to make it all perfect, maybe it would! Maybe, just maybe, the creator isn't perfect, all-powerful, and all knowing. Maybe it is just a loving intelligence doing the best it can to give birth to new individual consciousnesses.
So how would you have it? Exist imperfectly and have to help evolve yourself into perfection, or not exist at all? And those of us who answer we would rather exist, then maybe we should humble ourselves and be grateful for the incredible creation the creator DID produce instead of whining about what hasn't evolved yet or how difficult it has been and is.[/SIZE]