The Problem with Evil in Religion

It is widely believed that the problem of evil is the most unfavorable problem for monotheists. This is also the main opposition to the existence of God as a whole. It is easy to understand this question. If God is a perfect omnipotent omnipotent god, why do we live in the imperfections and denial worlds? Why bad things happen? Especially for the good people of the world and for millions of innocent people suffering every day. Gottfreid Leibniz is a philosopher who aims at this problem and wants to point out that evil and the existence of God are compatibility of evil. (1) if God is all-powerful and all-intelligence

Since many defenders believe this is a convincing and reasonable criticism of preaching, the problem of evil against religion is rare. Therefore, it is often thought that the problem of evil is one of the greatest threats to religious beliefs, and many religious writers compete for various solutions. "If a single drop of pain taken while looking for an almighty benevolent God's signature is used to gather evidence to darken the creator's role, what range can not be seen in the animal kingdom Devourer and Devourer, most creatures are equipped with prey-tormenting tools

There was discussion on Karma theory and how it answers questions of evil and theoretical problems related to it. The problem of evil is an important issue in monotheism and there are two beliefs: (1) there is a god who is absolutely kind and considerate (whole circumference), (2) God absolutely knows everything (no ) I do not know) and they are all powerful (all omnipotent). Then the problem of evil is stated in a statement like "Why are you aware of in the whole world, omnipotence can bring evil and suffering to God?" Max Weber extends evil problems to the oriental tradition

Then there is discipline sometimes called "religious philosophy". This is a philosophy of man and discusses some problems that influence religion in philosophy like evil problems ("Why is the world evil if God is holy and omnipotent?" ? "). These questions can be answered only by leaving all our thoughts to God's sovereignty. For example, why does God seek permission for existence? Answer: Punish or forgive it for its own glory. This wonderful fact has a very deep meaning. Of course, since human philosophy is not satisfied with the answer, it invented various irrational alternatives.

Epicurus first described the problem of evil in detail. David Hume cited Epicuras in his dialogue on natural religion (1779) to state this argument as a series of questions: "God wants to prevent evil, but he is helpless. Do you have both abilities and intentions, then bad guys, can not he also help? So why do you call him a god? For example, a personal Christian god is logically inconsistent These atheists propose deductive arguments against the existence of God God is a person who is aware of integrity, creative status, immutability, omniscience, versatility, versatility, transcendence, personality (Individual) Does not exist, Unnecessary, Justice, and Mercy