# Complete Index of Questions

### 1. How is it possible for God to be both omnipotent and omniscient, yet incapable of evil? 

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### 2. Why would God confess he regretted creating mankind if he already knew what was going to happen? 

<!-- Robert McGehee -->

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### 3. Why would God, an "all-powerful and all-knowing being," require or demand constant love, praise and acknowledgement? 

<!-- Michelle Clinch -->

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### 4. If God forgives and also commands it, why didn't he forgive the devil, Adam and Eve? 

<!-- Joseph Poole -->

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### 5. Why would God create free-will only to eternally punish those who don't use it the way he wants? 

<!-- Laura Reynolds -->

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### 6. If God ultimately uses everything and everyone for his will and purpose why is it becoming a Christian even necessary?

<!-- Priscilla X -->

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### 7. Why would God need or command people to carry out his will if he can do so himself at anytime?

<!-- Philip carle -->

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### 8. If God created free-will, humans, Satan, and the universe, isn't he responsible for their results?

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### 9. Why would God ever require or demand the love from lesser and sinful mankind to begin with? 

<!-- Amber Aldrich -->

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### 10. If the devil "created" evil and is the root cause of it, why does God allow him and evil to exist and thrive?

<!-- Aaron Aldrich -->

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