Should be sticky on the submission page . <| sep |> have too , when you like <| sep |> Half Life Complete BundleComplete you say ? P <| sep |> so were do i find these girls ? Oh right probably outside nvm . <| sep |> Que caiga un chaparrn . <| sep |> Happy black Friday ! Just bought something off Amazon UK . Ireland is awful for electronics <| sep |> Your defence seems to back up the idea that you don ' t think God is omnipotent . If I interpret you correctly , your argument is this God created perfectly good bacteria . The fall converted some good bacteria into bad bacteria . Now let ' s add to that whether or not they were created in a way that would become bad on falling which God knew would happen . God created bacteria that were only Good . But he created them in such a way that they would become terrible if the Fall happened . Ah so he didn ' t create Good bacteria . He created temporarily good bacteria . You ' re still saying that God can ' t do stuff . He could have created bacteria which wouldn ' t turn into bad bacteria when the fall happened . Penguins didn ' t turn into bad penguins when the fall happened they don ' t kill millions of people . Why couldn ' t God have created bacteria that were not going be bad . If you had thought God was omnipotent , you wouldn ' t have given an explanation for why God created a bad thing that relied on God not being able to not make a bad thing . Could you answer this question , so that we can clear up what you thinkCould God have created bacteria in such a way that after the fall , they were still good .