One can formulate philosophical problems either in a broad or narrow way. An argument that reflects a narrow version of problem restricts itself to citing certain inscrutable evil as one we have good reason to think is gratuitous and incompatible with the world being fabricated. ... An argument that cite the overall quantity of evil in the world, the overall quantity of certain kind of evil and natural evil that result from natural processes has a specific argument. The logical and empirical arguments from evil distinguish mutually compatible evils and pure logical sense of compatibility. The...

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Furthermore, Muslims preach about the reward that the good would receive beyond death and about the punishment that would be dealt with the evil and wicked. ... Materialism A well-known atheist name Albert Camus questioned the existence of God by saying if there was a God why does so much evil and suffering exist in the world. ... Peter Hollingworth Conclusion In conclusion, it is evident that there has been a decline in Christianity and it will continue to fall in the future. ... All these factors have caused a declination of Christianity and it is impossible to overcome this problem...

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"8 Also Plato cautiously considers the problem of evil in outlining God. ... This qualifies the nature of God to maintain logically that if evil exists, God cannot possess both omnibenevolence and omnipotence. This is correspondent with Griffin, Hartshorne and Whitehead's response to the problem of evil under process philosophy. ... "11 Under Divine command theory, philosophers have considered that 'there is nothing adequate for basing morality on,'12 and that the existence of evil entails God could be commanding all acts to be morally good as He is omnipotent (i.e. e...

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