The Problem of Natural Evil, by Luke Gelinas

Glinus seems to be contradicted by noting that universality is present at the same time as existence of evil, and introduces his investigation on natural evil claims and its answers. He said that this contradiction continues to seem to have many reasons for supporting theology through free will. Free will decide that I can choose to do the wrong things or do the right things, and because freedom brings uncertainty to my choice, God will evade evil caused by the exercise of free will There is no responsibility for it (Gelinas 2009, p.

When discussing natural evil evil philosophical issues, there is usually a difference between moral evil and natural evil. Moral evil (roughly speaking) is evil brought about by the bad behavior of human beings (or other creative creatures), but natural evil is caused by illegal forces (eg hurricanes, tornadoes), droughts, etc. It is (evil) evil caused. ) In natural forest fires, deer burns are examples of natural evil. It is important to understand that response to the problem of moral evil is not necessarily a good response to the problem of natural evil.

According to the history of this problem and contemporary concern, moral evil is the key to the problem, not the evil of nature. The evil of the natural world may not be evil but may be considered part of nature. However, some people think that it is possible to accept acceptance of God's moral evil, and some believe that this evil may have a purpose or interpretation related to the existence of the best existence, but God is in the universe There is no good reason to have evil of.

Evil in broad sense, including all natural and moral evils, is often quoted as evil in the context of theology, as when discussing the problem of evil. The problem of evil is to explain the problem of evil in the world created by the all-powerful, omnipotent, all-good God. If the creator has these attributes, there seems to be no evil in the world. But there is evil in the world. Therefore, there is a reason to believe that there is no universal, versatile, all-friendly creator.

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 completely kind, and that he is even a permissible or evil writer, or even if it is totally kind, if possible, I have to say that God is not omnipotent. I can not stop it. "(Fitzgerald)