“Do you consider the possibility that living things, as Designed, did not initially kill each other?”
It wouldn’t really matter. If I design a machine that immediately goes bad on its, it’s a bad design.
Hank
"It wouldn’t really matter. If I design a machine that immediately goes bad on its, it’s a bad design."
But you wouldn't be designing a machine that had free choice, would you.
If man was designed to
not make mistakes, he would not have
free choice.
That is what makes man different from machines, man has the freedom to chose.
Machines do not.
“Do you consider the possibility that living things, as Designed, did not initially kill each other?”
"It wouldn’t really matter. If I design a machine that immediately goes bad on its, it’s a bad design.
Hank"
Something I should have thought of earlier but didn't.
What if the Designer is Sovereign, and knowing that the Designs would ultimately break down, degrade and make bad decisions, chose to go ahead with the Designs anyway?
What if the Designer didn't want a 'perfect machine' that would last for eternity?
What if our idea of a perfect design is not what he had in mind?
If the Designer is indeed Sovereign, would not it be his prerogative?