Difference between revisions of "Insect "pests" are good"
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| − | Assuming that "every creature" "with wings" includes insects, then this is a clear affirmation that things which we might refer to as "pests" are also "good". Insects (including | + | <translate>Assuming that "every creature" "with wings" includes insects, then this is a clear affirmation that things which we might refer to as "pests" are also "good". Insects (including mosquitoes!) and other "pests" are not a result of the so-called "fallenness" of creation, but were a good part of God's plan from the very beginning.</translate> |
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Latest revision as of 23:02, 25 August 2020
Assuming that "every creature" "with wings" includes insects, then this is a clear affirmation that things which we might refer to as "pests" are also "good". Insects (including mosquitoes!) and other "pests" are not a result of the so-called "fallenness" of creation, but were a good part of God's plan from the very beginning.
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