The fact that bad things happen to good people seems inconsistent with the existence of a benevolent deity

The fact that bad things happen to good people seems inconsistent with the existence of a benevolent deity

The fact that bad things happen to good people seems inconsistent with the existence of a benevolent deity.

1. Does the problem of evil prove there is no God?

2. If not, which of the traditional defenses for theism provides the most satisfactory resolution of the problem?

3. State clearly which premise you deny in order to escape the logical dilemma.

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 The problem of evil does not prove that there is no God. God created man with free-will with the ability to choose good and evil. In fact, much of the evil that happens in the world occurs as a result of the choice that emanates from the free-will that God gave human beings (Hibbs, 2015). God opted to create free agents and not robotic beings. God wants people to have the free-will to choose between good and evil………………………

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