Natural Evil vs. Demonic Influence

While the fall of angels hypothesis addresses the origins of natural evil, it lacks comprehensive attribution of specific natural phenomena, like earthquakes or predation, to demonic influence. Many argue that these events are intrinsic to the functioning of a good world operating under natural laws rather than the result of a rebellious spiritual force. Notably, the second law of thermodynamics, which speaks to the natural increase of entropy, underscores the idea that such processes cannot be traced back to demonic causes. Ultimately, the conversation around demonic influence is framed as speculative, emphasizing that while suffering exists, the reasons behind it often remain unknown, and human resilience is encouraged in the face of adversity.