“Why didn’t the Bible’s God want us to know the difference between Good and Evil?
Don’t we shun humans who lack distinction between Right and Wrong?
I suppose he wanted such judgements to be left up to Hymn.
Perhaps to give Evil such focus would stray us from the path and flock. It might lend the power of our belief to darker forces.
Suppose it is an act of faith to trust without knowing that He didn’t want us to know….
But, then, they did eat the fruit and suppose we are descendants of that sin, bearing the punishments of shame in our clothes and giving great distinction to our distinctions.
Sometimes it seems among our greatest sins – being men claiming divine judgements on our interpretations – committing sins against each other under the guise of understanding God’s will and preference instead of listening and letting and living – not rationalizing our way as the High way.
I can only wonder.
That book is a Tuff Nut.”
Living under the weight of Men who wear their God Complex like sacred robes, it became harder for X deny that He existed, or that everyone including them had been lied to about Him.
Solve for x 
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