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• Even the hypothesis of reincarnation does not remove the unjust character  + (1,137)
• Most Christians do not believe in reincarnation  + (1,138)
• Not all believers who do evil are punished  + (1,139)
• Our world is the best of all possible worlds  + (1,140)
• It's impossible to verify that our world is the best it can be  + (1,141)
• To think that our world is the best of all possible worlds is to accept everything.  + (1,142)
• It's easy to imagine a better world in some respects  + (1,143)
• Evil contributes to a greater good  + (1,144)
• Having the opportunity to suffer makes great good possible  + (1,145)
• The suffering of some enables others to perform good deeds  + (1,146)
• Natural evil motivates humans to learn about the universe  + (1,147)
• The pain endured in this life will be amply compensated for in the hereafter.  + (1,148)
• Reward after death is an uncertain bet  + (1,149)
• Believing in no way protects you from going to hell if you adhere in good faith to "bad" beliefs.  + (1,150)
• Some religions say that our fate after death is independent of what we did while we were alive.  + (1,151)
• The existence of evil helps maintain the universe  + (1,152)
• The existence of evil contributes to the simplicity of our universe  + (1,153)
• Evil can lead to the worst horrors  + (1,154)
• Atonement for a sin has always been the motive for massacring the innocent  + (1,155)
• God is not good  + (1,156)
• God created eternal hell  + (1,157)
• All religions teach the goodness of God  + (1,158)
• Good triumphs in the end  + (1,159)
• Sade's hypothesis is more provocative than theologically validated  + (1,160)
• Man does not have to judge God  + (1,161)

• Hans Jonas' quote on God's incomprehensible goodness  + (1,162)

• The argument of God's goodness is an arbitrary postulate  + (1,163)
• Since God is all-powerful, there's no reason why he can't be evil and unjust.  + (1,164)
• Impossible, that presupposes a god in two times: that of creation and that of profit, but god is not in time.  + (1,165)
• Religious people have no problem judging God positively when it feeds their belief in a just world.  + (1,166)
• God is described as all-powerful, but paradoxically endowed with typically human flaws.  + (1,167)
• The existence of evil is a mystery  + (1,168)
• It's not the existence of God that's a mystery, but the existence of evil.  + (1,169)
• The mystery argument is a wild card to make up for a lack of arguments.  + (1,170)
• Natural evil allows God to communicate a message to mankind  + (1,171)
• It's a mental projection to make the pain more bearable.  + (1,172)
• God is supposed to be omnipotent, therefore able to communicate messages without using evil  + (1,173)
• The harm suffered in this life will be compensated for in the afterlife.  + (1,174)
• Mental projection designed to make evil bearable  + (1,175)
• The definition of God in this debate implies no morality (Straw Man)  + (1,176)
• Religions come together  + (1,177)
• Denmark's center-left government drastically limits immigration  + (1,182)
• In Germany, a radical left-wing movement is critical of mass immigration  + (1,183)
• To preserve the European social model, some left-wing parties want to limit immigration  + (1,184)
• The left opposes capitalist globalization, in favor of mass immigration  + (1,185)
• The left has contributed to xenophobic discourse and policies  + (1,186)
• The idea that the left is in favor of mass immigration is fake news propagated by the far right  + (1,187)
• High immigration will always drive the electorate into the arms of populism  + (1,188)
• Imperialist powers provoke wars in poor countries  + (1,189)
• Northern powers happily plunder Africa's resources  + (1,190)
• NATO's "democracies" have no problem with dictatorships that serve their interests.  + (1,191)