Theodicy and the Problem of Evil

This chapter explores the narrative of the Book of Job and its implications for the problem of evil, addressing the challenges posed to theistic beliefs by suffering and loss. Through lively discussions and philosophical debates, participants reflect on divine attributes, free will, and the moral complexities of existence in light of significant historical tragedies. The chapter culminates in examining the adequacy of various theodicies and the necessity of faith in understanding the relationship between God and human suffering.