All-good
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: All-good is an adjective meaning Purely good; having no evil.
Meaning
Purely good; having no evil.
Example Sentences
If all we knew was that God is all-good, but we did not know that rape is bad, then we would not know whether or not God could command rape.
If God is all-good and all-powerful, why does evil exist, and why do disasters happen? If God is all-good, then God cannot desire bad things to happen or evil to exist.
The point of this chapter is that there may be something within certain individuals that predisposes them to be attracted to and to accept a religion built around a patriarchal theology and characterized by an apocalyptic view of the world and the splitting of humanity into all-good and all-bad camps, leading to prejudice and crusades against outsiders.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include pure-hearted, clean, good, fair, benevolent, goodsome.
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