- Explain the problem of evil as clearly and persuasively as you
can, based on B.C. Johnson’s remarks in the article. Your explanation of
the argument should be in prose, rather than in the form of
numbered premises and a conclusion. However, you should clearly
identify what the different premises of the argument are and
explain how these premises are supposed to work together to
support the conclusion that God does not exist. (You can determine the objection) - Develop one of the objections briefly mentioned in the Johnson
article in more detail, again as clearly and persuasively as you can.
You are encouraged to choose an objection that you think can be
made at least initially persuasive, as developing a plausible sota
version of the objection is one of your main goals in the paper.
Sample Solution
