The Problem of Evil in Our World

Approximately 65 million people died during World War II, about 27 million people died in British famine in India, about 25 million people died in the fall of the Ming dynasties, about 20 million people died in Stalin's dictatorship It is. According to the Central Intelligence Agency, three people were murdered by the Boston marathon bombing ("Boston Marathon Terrorist Attack"), and 1,039 people were murdered each year ("World Profile"). Have you ever wondered how many of these 829 people were actually killed and deprived of their lives?

Evil in the world is evil in the sight of the bystanders, sometimes the daily reality. In order to raise a problem of evil, you first need to know the existence of evil. As God shows that he is omnipotent and shows all knowledge and all goodness, how can the same god make evil exist and cause bad people to do bad things? Our suffering and suffering of others express vividly the existence of evil in our world. Most of us are fighting the cause of evil in several ways in our lives.

Evil is divided into two forms, moral evil and natural evil. Moral evil is brought about by the wrong choice that was created by our free will. Nature's evil is a bad thing to people, regardless of whether they are worth it or not. "We must say that God is not entirely kind, and that he is even an authorized or even an evil writer, or even if it is totally nice to be able to stop it if at all possible "(Fitzgerald)

This reaction to evil questions is logical. "People are perfectly good" and "x is good" so there is no real meaning in the "perfectly good" world. This is because the meaning of evil (or "bad") is included in the concept "good". Logically speaking, claiming "x is good" is the same as claiming "not x is not good", that is, saying "x is not bad" (or "bad"). . Therefore, saying "x is good" presupposes the difference between the two types of good and evil. This means that the concept of our "evil" is included in the concept of "good".