6., The argument of the offset of the injustice.
"Onto a god existing because of that there is need, that let him bring truth into the world.
Refutation: (Russel) a substantial injustice exists in the part of a universe known by us; the good ones they suffer often, the evil ones live though and they are blooming, and we do not know it many times, which more embarrassing one he is. If he is the universe mutually whole just, we have to presuppose a unearthly life then, that compensates for the earthly sufferings and restores the balance. It is said so on the manner such arguing: there has to be a god, and there has to be heaven and for hell, that let truth be long on a distance. This is a most strange argumentation. If he is scientific from a viewpoint we would look at the thing, we would be trying to be clever in this manner: I know this world only finally. I know the first thing about the rest of the parts of the universe, but -- already it is possible to say anything on a probability basis -- this world is good for sampling certainly can be considered, and if there is an injustice here, then all chances is onto him, that there is an injustice somewhere. If we get a chestful of orange, and we see it opening the chest, we do not say that the oranges in the upper layer went off then: The ones under it have to be good, that let the balance be re-establish, but it: All of the chest comes from a spoiled freight presumably; and this it, he is what a scholar man would say in connection with the universe. Would present arguments in this manner: We find a substantial injustice in this world, and this constitutes a proper basis for its assumption, that the truth does not govern the world; as a result of this than moral argument, sounds against a god's existence rather, rather than beside it."
Some are thoughts in connection with the ones written down in the above refutation.
Unearthly life:
Solomon king, for the Preacher's book 9. wrote the next thoughts down in the 5. poem of a chapter:
"Because the living persons know that they die, but the dead persons know nothing, and they do not have more payment because they do not remember them long, they were forgotten." - they, who with the life, with their things which are connected to a death to the intellectual world, to occultism, they turn for a council, it will not be noticed apparently that the truth does not govern the world. It would be necessary to find the balance in ourselves first. The balance works according to the morals of a Satan on the land, but we cannot overcome it alone. See it: Scholarly man
Hell and daughter-in-law country:
Matthew apostle, for his gospel 5. writes this in his chapter: "Happy the mild ones, since the land will be inherited."
According to the 29. poem of the 37. psalm: "The just ones inherit the land, and eternally on him dwell."
For the book of the Parables 2. the 21. poem of a chapter writes this: "Because the honest ones live on the land then, and the impeccable ones remain on him."
The question may be who he is, what it was worth it will be inherited, the eternal one and the they remain on him on expressions? On the other hand: "Because the death is the soldier's pay of the sin: the gift though, which the god gets, eternal life Christ Jesus by way of our lord." - Paul writes it an apostle's letter written to Roman 6. in the 23. poem of a chapter. If we believe that himself is a god the truth, does not stain then for a sin many times to punish (our death in the hell to torment). This we may say that he is the hell rightfully on his basis, a wrong teaching, with which the to be converted not wanting it was being scared in the older times.
Scholarly man:
If somebody is the human injustice, depravity, that is contemplates a god's things based on the world, who; does not exist according to it, then it, judges according to the Satan. God and we may not treat the world. It totally obvious, that the truth does not govern the world, since Matthew is an apostle writes the bygones down in this manner: "The devil brought him again, now onto an exceptionally tall mountain, and showed him all of the world's kingdoms , and they his glory, said this to him then: I provide all these to you , if cloud over and you present an adoration to me." - Jesus said only this much instead of him having called the devil a liar: "Arise on Satan! - because he is written: adore your god, and make a holy service for him alone." What may we deduce from Jesus answer? In that direction, that the world is in the power of the Satan really, and if this is in this manner, it is true then that the truth does not govern the world! John an evangelist relates it in this manner, for the 8. chapter of his gospel 44. in his poem: "You from your father, from the devil are, ... The killing one was from the very beginning, and did not consist in the truth strongly because there is not truth in him,... because he is untruthful, and the father of the lie." (s.k.)