The essay you are about to read was written as my final paper in my
Honors Bible class. At first, I intended
it to be a mere summary of my previously posted essay, “A Response to the
Problem of Evil”, with a few useful, albeit less impactful, new insights added
to cover the space remaining after that summary. But after honestly thinking it through and
writing the essay as thoughtfully as I could, I ended up bringing out insights
which I thought to be rather enlightening, and I desire greatly to publish
those insights. Furthermore, this essay
has a much different tone in comparison to the former; the first half, which
merely summarizes “A Response to the Problem of Evil”, is intellectual, but the
second half is more pastoral. I have
always been taught, through my Honors Bible class, that there are two halves to
the whole problem of evil: the logical
problem and the emotional problem. Unlike my previous essay on the matter, which
largely addressed only the former problem, this essay intends to address each problem
in turn.
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