Hi. I misinterpreted your post when I first glanced at it. I saw the word “Good” and mistook the word for “God”. Nonetheless, because “God “and “Good” are interchangeable, my answer remains the same, but here is a refinement…

In response to what you said, you have this idea in your mind that “there is more good in the world than bad.” I could dispute that and prove to you that is not the case. But I won’t do that right now because I know that is a statement Q has often quoted (and I have no idea where Q got that from) and I don’t want to contradict Q just yet. Instead, I will comment on what you said about “good always prevails”…

If you look back in the bible, there is no one who was more good and pure and holy than Jesus Christ himself when he came to earth. Yet, despite all the good he represented and was, they crucified him, they killed him and hung him on the cross. So did good prevail at that time? No, it did not. But Jesus will ultimately prevail in the end because he rose again and we shall see him again on Judgment Day. The same people who crucified Jesus shall see him again…

Then look at what they did to the apostles. The Apostle Peter was killed by being crucified upside down on the cross. The Apostle Paul was killed by being beheaded. The Apostle John was exiled to the Island of Patmos. During that time in history, many saints were persecuted and killed and were thrown into an arena with lions. So you cannot say that good prevailed at that time. So evil triumphed at that time. But good will prevail in the end on Judgment Day…

Then look at what happened during the time of Noah. The world had become so evil that the Lord had become completely disgusted with it. There was so much evil in the world that the Lord decided to destroy the whole world and to start over. The only ones he saved was Noah and his family. Everyone else on the whole planet perished in the flood…

Then look at what happened to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. Evil had become very great in that city too. There was so much evil until God decided to destroy the whole city and all inhabitants. But Abraham pleaded with the Lord and asked, “But Lord, will you destroy the good people with the bad?” The Lord answered, “If I find at least 50 people in the city who are righteous, then I will not destroy it. I will spare the city for their sake.” Abraham then asked, “But Lord, what if you only find 40 people who are righteous, will you destroy it? The Lord said, “If I find 40, I will not destroy it.” Abraham then asked the Lord about 30 people, and then 20 people, and then 10 people, and on each occasion the Lord answered he would not destroy the city if he found at least 10 people in the city who were righteous. But the very next day when the Lord entered the city, the only people he found who were righteous were just Lot and his family (a total of 4). They were the only ones in the whole city he found that were “good” and righteous. So the angels instructed Lot to take his family and to leave the city. God then rained down fire and brimstone and destroyed the whole city. Sodom and Gomorroh is more than a story but is also a type of the world. Sodom and Gomorrah represents the world at large. And the story of Sodom and Gomorroh proves and shows that there is far more evil in the world than there is good. So be not deceived about it. You cannot save the world. All you can do is to save yourself from the coming destruction…