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From: joefritz@pawl.rpi.edu (Jochen M. Fritz)
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Subject: Re: Random thoughts on free will, etc.
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Date: 15 Dec 89 06:40:07 GMT
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In article <Dec.11.03.31.50.1989.22956@athos.rutgers.edu> arm@neon.stanford.edu (Alexander d Macalalad) writes:
>Even if that question is resolved, the problem of evil still remains;
>namely, how can evil exist in the world if God intends every action?
>How can God judge us if he intends all of our actions?
>
>What am I missing here?
>
Simple.  What you are missing can be said in one word: the devil.
All evil comes from him, and man must choose to follow God or Satan.

Jochen Fritz  ("Noah")