God created the sun for the earth, and He called it good. Why does the narrative say that the sun is bad?

Have you seen what a person in her 60s looks like when they spent their whole life in the sun

What is the nature of an existence that is experienced entirely outside of time itself? Can a single decision that is made in a state of timelessness simultaneously affect EVERY point in time and space? Groundbreaking reconciliation of creationism with natural science.

The sun is neither good or bad. Or it's both, if you prefer. Yes, it is good for us, vitamin d, and stuff, but it can also burn, with too long exposure, and sometimes gives or aggravate skin cancer.

Too much of anything (even good) is bad.

Clearly to defy the creator.

Apocalyptic hardcore retardation Just ask pro surfer Laird Hamilton about his multiple skin cancers

It’s a simple origin story, really. The whole complex started when some white folks decided they were the pinnacle of humanity—despite being the only group that quite literally sizzles under the sun like overconfident vampires. The irony writes itself.

🧐 They worship the sun for a reason. The harmful effects of the sun on your skin has a great deal to do with what you’re eating for food in my opinion. But there are times the sun acts up 😣 and she’s been acting up big time. It’s not normal to see the aurora in Florida.😣

It just that pure white is not made for the sun, it was something about coming from underground but dont have time to explain.

They think we’re pretty dumb

In which "Narrative" is the Sun "Bad"? Any specific examples or are you making this shit up?