The Riddle of Epicurus

Is God Omnipotent and Omnibenevolent?

Either God wants to abolish evil (natural disasters, diseases, suffering, famine etc), and cannot; or he can, but does not want to. ... If he wants to, but cannot, he is impotent. If he can, but does not want to, he is wicked. ... If, as they say, God can abolish evil, and God really wants to do it, why is there evil in the world?

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[whydid666]

And thus the crowd shouted onto Epicurus, "win, you have."

and thus he turned to clreks of the gods and demaneded "now make me a sandvitch bitches."

And then he eath his epic sandvich.

[Bartłomiej Kulenko]

Epicurus: trolling Christianity since before Christianity.

[Kare Sevill]

Thank you for your thank you.

Even though you asked along time ago I had to give you an answere, it is so good ;)

[David Sierra]

Thank you! Fantastic documentary.

[Kare Sevill]

Brief History of Disbelief

[Louis Luton]

its because fuck you thats why. oh gawd.

[theokaraman]

which documentary is this sequence from???

[rob2theworld]

But why should God prevent evil? And what is actually evil to begin with? What is evil to some might be good to others. But we do not know a absolute evil just a fallacious one. So how do we know that God didn't prevent that which is evil?

[whydid666]

/watch?v=dx7irFN2gdI

best answer to Epicurus, if "God" is able, but unwilling.

[Archrave nineteenseveteen]

you already did dude. :)