Topic: Philosophy: God vs The Problem of Evil

Order Description

Choose at least one, at most two, of the traditional arguments for the existence of God (i.e., choose one or two of the ontological, cosmological, and teleological/design arguments; don’t choose all three). Compare and contrast it (them) with the main argument for the nonexistence of God, the problem of evil. Which of these do you think provides the best argument for its case? Why? This essay must contain at least two quotations from the course textbook. I will provided pictures of the course textbook from which you will need to pull only 2 quotations form.

Topic: Philosophy: God vs The Problem of Evil

Order Description

Choose at least one, at most two, of the traditional arguments for the existence of God (i.e., choose one or two of the ontological, cosmological, and teleological/design arguments; don’t choose all three). Compare and contrast it (them) with the main argument for the nonexistence of God, the problem of evil. Which of these do you think provides the best argument for its case? Why? This essay must contain at least two quotations from the course textbook. I will provided pictures of the course textbook from which you will need to pull only 2 quotations form.

Topic: Philosophy: God vs The Problem of Evil

Order Description

Choose at least one, at most two, of the traditional arguments for the existence of God (i.e., choose one or two of the ontological, cosmological, and teleological/design arguments; don’t choose all three). Compare and contrast it (them) with the main argument for the nonexistence of God, the problem of evil. Which of these do you think provides the best argument for its case? Why? This essay must contain at least two quotations from the course textbook. I will provided pictures of the course textbook from which you will need to pull only 2 quotations form.