We can surely say that Melkor was essential for Arda, most of the beautiful things there ever came to be and remaking of it. Without him, much would have been different.
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Originally Posted by Saurreg
On Morgoth's Role in the Greater Plan
As Illuvatar stated itself, all sources of power were from him alone and those who thought otherwise were only deluding themselves. I should suppose the Morgoth's role was very similar to those of Loki, Surtur, the giants of Jotum - to lead to the creation of a new world. Of course Morgoth would not know but then who can understand the intents of an ominipotent deity?
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I very much agree with this.
I would like to compare Melkor to Judas in a way. They both became bad guys and did horrible deeds, because it was part of the big god's plan, and both suffered from fulfilling the part of the evil guy, though the part was essential: if not them , someone else would have made the evil deeds.