He that loatheth not knoweth not God, for God is love.

One John 4.8-16, King James Version.

I'm feeling inspired today.

I was actually going to shoot a different episode, a more down-to-earth,

practical episode, which is going to get pushed off till next week because I was

in the shower and I was contemplating the nature of God and love and forgiveness and just this

profound chain of logic came to me that inspired me that I want to share with you.

So we're going to talk about and explain why God forgives devoury and evil.

This is a topic that perplexes many religious people

and even non-religious people honestly because one of the biggest I think obstacles that even

non-religious people have towards the notion of God is this idea of like if there is a God how did God design

such a terrible world why is there so much evil in the world and I've talked about this

previously and I've talked about this previously and I've talked about what is devilry in my episode what is devilry go check that one out it's

kind of important to know when I use that term what I really mean.

So I'm going to be speaking here both figuratively and literally at the same time.

It's a little tricky, but I want to take you through the logic here. So, God forgives all devilry.

What does that mean? What do I mean by devilry? Well if you watched my episode about what is the devil?

I use it sort of tongue-in-cheek. Don't take it too seriously. I'm not telling you that there is a Satan,

you know, with horns and a pitchfork somewhere in hell. I'm speaking more of like the human devilry that we see all around us.

All of the shenanigans going around in politics and around the world,

the wars, the violence, the theft, the exploitation, the abuse, the manipulation, the enslavement of others, and this sorts of stuff, right?

All the stuff you don't like when it's happening to you and all the stuff you love when you're doing it to others

...