Judgments of the Beginning

The end dictates our assessments of the start, reflecting a traditional belief that God ultimately redeems all actions. Although this contrasts with some interpretations, it clarifies that meditation isn't about grappling with evil's existence as it's possible to envision all evil being rectified by an overarching good, yet not the initial intentions of creation within divine will if it involves perpetual unredemption, debunking arguments for a greater good rationale.