Why is there evil?

Dostoevsky: Why is there evil? This story is about two brothers, Ivan and Ariosha. Alyosha is a monk and Ivan is his brother, he does not believe or accept God. Ivan believes that God can not exist because of evil. He did not want me to think trying his brothers. Ivan accepts and believes in God and says that evil must be there. Evil must be forgiven, for it is not, people never know the difference between good and evil. This is important as we will notice what happens in the afterlife.

Swinburn believes that the evil existence in the world is consistent with the omniscience, totipotency and the existence of all good gods in his essay "Why does God forgive evil"? First, Swimburn's claim is based on two basic types of evil: morality and nature. Moral evil includes all evils caused by human behavior whether intentional or negligent; evil of nature is evoked by all evil which is not caused or allowed by human beings Including. Moral evil such as abortion, murder, terrorism, theft

There are various kinds of evil. Two of them are moral evil and natural evil. Nature's evil includes things like pain and pain, and moral evil involves making mistakes. Moral evil depends on the use of human will. Nature's evil has nothing to do with this. The main difference between these two evils is that people can not control the evil of nature and moral evil depends on their will. Some people say physical evil is necessary for human beings. Without painful evil, people will not be warned about disease or danger. Sometimes bad people in life are better than "good" people. Why is this? Some say that this is a trial of the soul, and there are rewards waiting for us. Because their mistakes can lead to mutual pain, the human family is one and their members will help each other through their good behavior. For example, what happened to Jesus? He suffered for all the sins of mankind and saved them through all these.

God not only judges the reasons for human immorality, but his way of judging them is also immoral. In religion, people are rewarded for good deeds and punished for evil. But why do people get worse? Is everyone equally evil at birth? In fact, there are only two possible answers to these questions. People are born with a predetermined number of different good and evil, or each one is born with the same amount of good and evil. Let's start by looking at the former. If we are born to be evil, it is unfair for God to judge us and punish us. If our actions are scheduled from the birth, it means that we will never make a choice, it is born because we are destined to go to hell or heaven. It is inherently wrong because it means that God arbitrarily decides how much benefit and evil there is in our soul, or that its number changes randomly and accidentally.