In the dualistic belief, the Bad God created which of the following?

• A. Souls
• B. Angels
• C. Physical body or anything material
• D. Dark matter

Answer: (C)

In dualistic worldviews, two powers vie for control: a good, spiritual principle and an evil, material-principle often linked to a Bad God. The material world—the physical body and anything made of matter—is typically attributed to the Bad God, seen as flawed or corrupt. Souls and angels belong to the realm of the spiritual and are not considered products of the evil creator in these systems; souls are often viewed as divine sparks or invitations for the soul to realize its higher origin, while angels are usually mid-level beings of the good realm. Dark matter is a modern scientific concept and doesn’t fit the ancient dualist mythologies. So the idea that the Bad God created the physical body or anything material aligns with how dualistic narratives separate the material world from the spiritual, making that choice the best fit.