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Why would an omnipotent, omnibenevolent create a universe with no humanity for billions of years?
At least 3 viable fetuses:
The world was created, as the biblia sacra says, 10,000 years ago.
The biblia sacra is ... obviously ... a pack of lies.
This is the most intriguing of the possibilities ......
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Why would an omnipotent, omnibenevolent create a universe with no humanity for billions of years?
Michael Hall's answer is good for addressing the question as posed, but I think the question as posed rests on a weak premise to begin with if it's supposed to relate to real-life religions.
The ...
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Why would an omnipotent, omnibenevolent create a universe with no humanity for billions of years?
But who said they did nothing?
Realize that our scale and concept of time is completely meaningless to such a being.
The question is like a transient quark, flickering into and out of existence, and ...
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Why would an omnipotent, omnibenevolent create a universe with no humanity for billions of years?
Your question does not seem conclusive to me. Do you suppose that creating human beings is an act of benevolence? Being benevolent to whom?
Before their creation humans did not exist. One cannot ...
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