Where did evil come from?
Genesis doesn’t open with a perfect machine. It opens with people who could say no, and a voice that wanted them to. What happened next, and why God stayed.
God made people to be his family, not his machines, and a family only works when love is chosen. That freedom is how evil got in. He didn’t walk away from it. The Bible’s whole story is God taking his family back, and in Jesus he carried the cost himself.
Read moreGenesis doesn’t open with a perfect machine. It opens with people who could say no, and a voice that wanted them to. What happened next, and why God stayed.
From Joseph’s brothers to the cross, the pattern repeats: what people meant for harm, God turned toward good. It isn’t a formula for pain. It’s a record of what he has done with it.
Christianity starts in the same place, honest that we can’t close the gap ourselves. Then it turns around. God doesn’t wait at the top for us to climb. He comes down, takes the cost on himself, and asks us to trust that he did.
Read moreThey ask many of the same questions. Their answers about who does the saving are not the same, and that difference matters more than any other.
An honest question the Bible doesn’t dodge. What Scripture says about God’s fairness, and what it leaves with him.
The claim isn’t a feeling. It’s a story set in real places, with names and dates, written down by people who were there or knew those who were. Read it in more than one translation, and keep your questions with you while you do.
Start readingThere’s room for you in it.