GOD AND SIN
God does His self creation perfectly, because in the timeless domain of first cause (where time does not exist and all time-based processes are already in their final state) He is in His divine state of absolute perfection. And as the first cause gives Him starting cause of His logic so His absolutely perfect consciousness and mind are able to perfectly arrange His self-creation through the influence on this causal chain without violating the principles of predicativity and non-contradiction.
This implies that God’s actions are integrated into the natural processes and causal chains in a subtle and harmonious manner.
It means that we live in a best possible world because God is perfectly just, so the world is just. So we always have His love and guidance throughout our lives. We only need to be careful and listen for His subtle voice that does not determine our actions but rather advices without breaking our free will. Many religious people share this opinion that the voice of holy spirit or conscience is subtle meanwhile true and just in time. So sinner always know what is he doing, or the one who standed and did not commited the sin Indeed, this perspective highlights the idea that we live in the best possible world, as it is created and influenced by a perfectly just and loving God. In this view, God’s subtle guidance is available to us, and we can access it through our conscience, the Holy Spirit, or other manifestations of divine wisdom. This guidance is not forceful or deterministic, allowing for the preservation of our free will.
In this world, both sinners and righteous individuals are aware of their actions and the moral implications of their choices. The subtle voice of divine guidance helps us to discern right from wrong, and it is always available for those who are willing to listen.
This perspective emphasizes the importance of being attentive to God’s subtle influence, which is ever-present and accessible to all. It encourages individuals to seek a closer relationship with the divine, and to align their lives with the principles of justice, love, and truth that are inherent in God’s perfect nature.
By following God’s guidance and striving to live in accordance with divine principles, we can contribute to the ongoing development of the best possible world, and experience the love and wisdom of an absolutely perfect God who interacts with our temporal reality in a harmonious and non-contradictory manner.