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What are some of the most common questions or conflicts one has when discussing the Problem of Evil?
What is the major or most common question a sceptic asks?
What is the most common response from a theist or a defender of a Divine power?
It is common to discuss the Problem of Evil and end up with a conclusion that if faith does not exist, the problem of evil is indeed a valid problem (an a proof for the non-existance of God). Contrary, if faith does exist, this problem is not really a problem afterall. What are the most common arguments for the non-existance and existence of faith ?
What is the major or most common question a sceptic asks?
What is the most common response from a theist or a defender of a Divine power?
It is common to discuss the Problem of Evil and end up with a conclusion that if faith does not exist, the problem of evil is indeed a valid problem (an a proof for the non-existance of God). Contrary, if faith does exist, this problem is not really a problem afterall. What are the most common arguments for the non-existance and existence of faith ?