Random question on God

Allow me to summarize, in a few sentences, the important parts that Phoenix X seems to be attempting to communicate but is too inept to successfully accomplish.

It is impossible to assess an act as being good or evil. It simply is, and God allows these acts to occur because we, as extensions of God, choose them. Vicariously, our choices become God's choices because God gave us free will. Our perceptions and reactions are individually unique, but because they differ, nothing is truly evil or good. Even acts of great harm may be catalysts for greater benefit. In this, "good" and "evil" are often opposite sides of the same coin.


All that junk about quantum mechanics is largely unnecessary in answering the original question. Schrodinger's Cat is an exercise in dual objectivity and has very little to do with evaluating the subjective nature of morality.

Sounds like someone has been reading too many texts and is attempting to codify them all into a singular explanation of our world.

Jam it back in, in the dark.