lolwat

Yikes. Please make liberal use of punctuation, this is hard to read.
The thread is about an all-loving, presumably Christian, God. According to the biblical teachings, God created a universe that had no evil in it initially. You said that if there's good then there must also be evil in order to maintain balance. Hence, God must have created an unbalanced universe - an unlikely scenario. So the point of my comment is that you are wrong, at least in the context of this thread.

Having good an evil would make it balanced.i dont think their is right or wrong on this subject, just room for debate

Good and evil coexisting to make a balanced universe is a very eastern idea sounds very daoistic and really has no place in Christianity. St. Augustine gave the best answer to why evil exists in our world and thats because we posses free will. Evil is a byproduct of sin entering the universe and corrupting the human race.

Is there free will in heaven?

Yes however i have elaborate a bit from Meister Eckharts perspective to help you understand this. For us to be in the presence of God we have to be purified of all sin. The most prevalent point of Christianity is to make us "Like-Christ" or like God (Christ being God incarnate).Like pure gold which has to be exposed to fire we must also be cleansed of all sin because God by his nature is pure and he cannot tolerate sin in his presence. Once we get to heaven we have reached such a likeness to what God is in his very essence, that one can say that we have become God.

So with that being said your idea of free will is a bit different then what is meant to have free will in heaven. Because we have become so like God our will is conformed to what his perfect will is. So if your saying if we have the free will to choose evil in heaven the answer is no because our will is Gods perfect will.

I have obvious inferior articulative skills compared to Meister Eckhart but i hope what i said makes sense to you.

I see what you're saying. So then, how did Lucifer go against God in his presence, or Adam/Eve. To be in his presence they must be pure, so..... Seems contradictory

And then there's the question of why god didn't make us like that in the first place, with free will but perfect will to never sin

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Apr 14 2015 10:53pm

It almost sounds like the omnipotence paradox.

doesn't exist

problem solved

If god does exist and is truly all knowing then he created us knowing it would flood the world with evil..there is a heaven and a hell right?seems balanced either way you look at it