The Metaphysical Constraint of God's Creation

I don't think you can give a story that is reasonable, consistent within a naturalistic worldview that predicts makes sense or explains the suffering and evil of our experience. I think that you can, and we can try and do it right now, in fact, that you can give an argument for why God exists. We already started from the idea that God creates out of love. His primary motivation is to unite creation to himself. But love requires uniting of two free independent wills,. Which means creating beings rational, conscious, intelligent beings like God. So only God's will, we would say, is metaphysically perfect. It can't sin. It can’t fail in willing

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