I respect jk rowling for not adding it

By definition, isn’t everything exactly as God intended it to be?

It was, but then sin came into the world

I'm not Christian, but I think I know the concept. Everything was perfect, and then Adam and Eve decided they wanted knowledge to choose between good and evil. They ate some kind of apple and then free will magically started. I'm so done with all of this though. It doesn't make sense and I don't believe in it, and I'm annoyed with the people arguing against it as well.

Surely they couldn’t have eaten the apple unless God willed it anyway. Besides, surely being able to tell right from wrong is a good thing.

Exactly. That's what I always thought. Like free will is what makes us people. And how would doing good be good anymore if we couldn't tell it apart from wrong? Guess I'm too much of a relativist...

Dumbledore is the only confirmed one, but others are often speculated, such as remus because lycanthropy can come off in some way as an analogy for being gay,

Well its an analogy for AIDS which is associated with homosexuality. But Remus is in love with Tonks anyway. And, obviously, straight people can get AIDS too.

I don't think Remus is gay.

Babes, “not supporting what they do” is literally homophobia but go off ig