When it is time, darkness must give way to light in the same way that when it is time light must give way to darkness. Darkness and lightness are are both creation and expression of the same Creator. If they be in perpetual fight and you wish that light always wins over darkness then what can you say about that darkness as well conquers the light when its time.
Man is caught in the cycle of season, in the complimenting movements of light and darkness and religion give it the name evil ness and goodness. And in the process he wanted to destroy evil thinking that in doing so evil will cease to exist he do not realize that in the act of destruction he is exercising the force of evil. Only destruction can cause and effect destruction no act of creation can cause destruction and vice versa, or put it in other words, when one creates a thing he destroys another.
Creation and destruction are again of the same force of complimenting though seemingly opposing nature. The same with lightness and darkness. The same with religious good and evil. Creation and destruction, light and dark, religious good and evil are required to perpetuate the cycle of time and space - of God. Mind you, the bible spoke of the destruction of the fear of death because death is illusion. No one dies, all exist forever.
Even those religiously defined condemned to hell exist and lives. They never died. For if they indeed died what would the fire of torment mean to them if feelings and mental anguish cease to exist. Death is illusion. Life never dies, it goes on renewing its vehicle from time to time, from space to space, life is for life itself is God.
Man is caught in time and space and with all of the consequences of time and space and as long as his material and mental composition is that of time and space his liberation is illusional. No perfect freedom or liberty as long as one is within time and within space. Freedom is when one exist outside of freedom and the meaning of freedom. For there is no absolute idea nor thing only God.
However, there are many people always encapsulating the Divinity to a piece of thing or to a piece of idea forgetting that in so doing, the unlimited God was made by man a limited being and put himself unlimited and greater than God. For how can a limited man limit an unlimited God if not by defining and treating God so limited and subject of man's often irrational belief system.
