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>>10768
>The perfect being created an imperfect world where beings who are incapable of sin have to suffer?
Why is living considered by you as suffering? Like, bruh, life is full of not only suffering but happiness and joy too, and life is just life, you can't live it anyhow else but so.
>God is an all-powerful being, he could've made the natural world a complex ecosystem where animals do not need to maim eachother
Because why??? Because you are a whiny faggot that """moralfags""" about le ebil God that made nature like it is? Evendoe everything works according to its own needs, God isn't obliged to create organisms without the need for nutrition, growth, and so on.
>there's examples of that with herbivores or coral reefs
Now yuo see, they live so because they don't need to do more than this unlike other creatures.
>That doesn't address why a supposedly omnibenevolent and omnipotent being would design a system where pain and violent death are necessary components of survival — millions of years before humans ever appeared
Animals don't know meanings of the bad, evil, good, etc., and they don't know God and didn't do, they just live their lives and that is all. Why do they need more? 
>Are you perhaps stating that God created it just so he can be glorified in offering his "gifts and grace"?
Only in the context of sin
>no suffering is better than ang suffering 
Death justification 
>If a god existed who wanted to make a world without needless suffering
See the picrel. God is NOT obligated to make animals not animals. Also, this suffering isn't actually needless. Everything in nature has a cause. Therefore it's not God's fault. 
>That does not make him all-loving since that would mean he does not love animals
He gave them life, and life is His gift. This is a manifestation of love. So no, He doesn't hate them. Anyway, I could rather say that He is neutral towards them, because they just exist and He doesn't have any plans for them, while there's the man who was planned to serve the Lord but became sinful, and there's also the "beast" which made him sin, and their antagonism is the main theme of the Scripture.