Yeah it is God, but Satan is ultimately also God’s creation.

I get an impression as if the whole story shows the creation of the two extremes, almost as if it was a conversation or a debate happening within God itself, illustrated metaphorically.

Then ultimately Jesus shows the middle way.

In terms of what is too reckless/just enough, I think recklessness comes from engaging in ego-driven activity while forgetting that it’s ultimately an illusion. Following your heart might be fine as long as you remain aware of its absurdity and deception. Just as playing a video game is fine as long as you don’t confuse it with base reality. That also allows you to know when to stop based on your own judgement. A judgement rooted in awareness not ego.

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Yes you are totally correct my friend. Evil has to be a part of God’s creation for it to make sense

The thing that we don’t agree is just that I believe people are incapable of making ‘good’ decisions, and I believe all humans can do is make ‘bad’ decisions

Because when you have a ‘bad’ intention, no matter how ‘good’ the action is, it is still bad in the eyes of God