Does God control this world in such a manner that he eliminates bad behaviour and promotes good behaviour in all human interactions? Does God control other animals in a similar way? Apparently not is the answer to both questions. Can we then say that God exercises no control over the world in which we live? Yet the truth is that the world is indeed controlled to a certain degree. And this control arises from the human being who desires to control himself and others. Why do humans desire control? Is it because they know the danger of not being in control? If so from where could they have derived this notion of control?
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