Defending Divine Omnipotence: The Problem of Evil

This chapter examines the philosophical challenges surrounding the problem of evil and God's omnipotence, including a courtroom analogy where God is defended against accusations of guilt related to evil's existence. It discusses the subjective nature of evil, human responsibility in the face of natural disasters, and the debates on whether a benevolent God could create a world devoid of suffering. Additionally, the chapter explores the implications of free will and the concepts of heaven and hell within the context of moral struggle and salvation.