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The irony of such statements is that according to Genesis 9:6, capital punishment isn't in spite of being created in the image of God, but *because* of it.
@SamKayze1 Well he asserts God is good as a definition. So you went wrong somewhere. Either he's not the strict lurianist you claim or he's not talking about ein sof and your question is irrelevant
@SamKayze1@AdA55339489@cherutLmoledet Why is anything definitional? It's an axiom that ramchal discusses at the beginning of derech hashem that he bases everything off of. This is the God he believes in
@SamKayze1@AdA55339489@cherutLmoledet It's definitional. Like a married bachelor. Doesn't make sense or mean anything at all. So too imperfect or not good God
@SamKayze1@cherutLmoledet No. And that's perfection not a defect. Meiri talks of this. Ramban too. Question only exists for r nachman that believes in ridiculous thinks like God could make a square circle
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