Evil Vs Dualism

The View Between Two The discussion within this paper provide both similarities and differences between myself and an individual who is more educated and familiar with the Bible and its meaning. The discussion involves fitted work from the classroom, the problem of evil. The decision for choosing this subject was based on readings and responses that support the problem of evil throughout the world. Because of this, I have decided to seek out an opinion from someone who sees this problem differently than myself. All of the research that was conducted to identify both similarities and differences include an interview with the individual. In the eyes of the other, he believes that evil is based on one hurting another and the only way to stop it is if we were all at peace. If everything went smoothly, we would divert from God, as if we didn’t need him. The classic patterns of evil, such as Karma, does not exist. Evil men study and recognize how to put fear into man for personal gain. The Consolation of Promise is seen with no more pain, sorrow, crying, or hurt. There will only be infinite love and peace. Through his eyes, The Appeal to Sovereignty is the same as the promise. There will only be kindness and hope. The opinion on Dualism is that Satan’s influence …show more content…
However, our differences lie in the problem with evil and the existence of Karma. My definition of evil is more of a scientific one instead of religious. The problem with evil is that it must exist in order to control population and the humanity within society. If those who commit evil did not, the world would be overpopulated and have a shortage of food, medicine, shelter, and independence. When it comes to Karma, I see it that people get what they deserve when they do wrong purposefully to others. It is like a cycle, “what goes around comes