<p>The Epicurean Paradox highlighted the incongruity of the characteristics of God with the observation we make concerning evil. But the Epicurean Paradox is not really about God and who He is, it points to the lack of obedience. Epicurus would have been better off if he had ask how can mankind be so evil when he obtains no benefit from it.</p>

The Epicurean Paradox highlighted the incongruity of the characteristics of God with the observation we make concerning evil. But the Epicurean Paradox is not really about God and who He is, it points to the lack of obedience. Epicurus would have been better off if he had ask how can mankind be so evil when he obtains no benefit from it.

The Humanity Paradox

Logic is not opinion nor is it moved by assumptions. Logic follows its own course and rules. Logic cannot be rescinded, reconfigured or reformed. Logic is implacable and absolute. LOGICAL MINDS ONLY follow logic to where it leads. Those who do not follow logic to wherever it leads end up in a place that is demonstrably irrational. LOGICAL MINDS ONLY is a podcast for those whose commitment to logic is absolute. Those whose commitment is to an ideology, or particular worldview, or set of assumptions or who want to find factoids to support an assumption are wasting their time here.

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The Humanity Paradox

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