INSTRUCTIONS
To start off our Discussion for this term, we begin with questions that your first readings and presentations can help you critically to address. Address the following questions: What are some of the contours (or features, properties, or attributes) of the problem of evil? What experiences or historical states or facts give rise to the problem? Finally: for whom is the problem of evil a problem? You must document your sources to support your case, including textbooks and presentations.
ANSWER
The first contour is the problem of suffering which is part of human existence and can be physical, mental, and emotional. The problem of suffering asks why a loving God could allow so much suffering to exist in the world. In this regard, the problem appeals to the evidence against the existence of God. If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and exists, he would prevent pain and suffering. Second, individuals appeal to theodicy as an …. To access full answer, use the purchase button below.