Would a perfect God create an imperfect world/species?

[Jof]

Okay, I would attempt to reply to this post in a more concise way but the grammer and punctuation, to be frank, sucked. So apologies if i say something and that wasnt actually what you said or intended.

We have free will. Fact. God gave us free will. This would be taken as fact by any Christian and (My knowledge of other religions is wanting at best) i would think this is a belief of others.

I dont see why you would argue that God would fix us a 'lil' more. We have free will. Thats like me giving free will to a Television, it throws itself in a sink, breaks, i fix it, it throws itself in the sink again, breaks, i fix it...need i go on?

The idea that God would have an impact on our lives in a major way like changing us would totally mess up the idea of free will. This is because HE is altering our lives, when it should be our choice.

In conclusion i think God didnt create an imperfect species, the question of perfect/imperfect is not relevant. It is really a question of free will, did God give us free will or is this a falsefaction (sp?) of free will and God is generally using us to see how we react to things?

We know that Free will=Imperfect, everybody sins, everybody From Jesus to Ellana the mad dog woman who lives somewhere on my street, this is because of free will and if you think that sinning makes us imperfect then you must come to the conclusion that God created a race that would go against him. (My mum came in to tell me shes going to Tesco so im not sure if the last bit made sense)

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