The Problem of Evil

This book provides a response to the problem of evil based on the writings of Thomas Aquinas. Davies suggests that in order to engage the problem of evil, a person must first have an understanding of the existence and nature of God, and ultimately suggests an alternative question to the classic description of the problem of evil: “Why is there not more good than there is?”

This book provides an over view of current and historical discussions of the problem of evil.

This book examines the problem of evil as a philosophical argument for the non-existence of God. It focuses not on proving that God exists, but rather that the existence of suffering does not prove that God does not exist.

This book contains a collection of articles on the problem of evil from scholars of many different faiths and cultures.