Question

Leibniz shows that the argument from evil must be supplemented with an argument that each evil could not be

(A) accompanied by a greater good

(B) enough to show that God does not exist

(C) the result of free will

(D) just a lack of goodness

(E) not an evil, ultimately

Answer 1

Leibniz shows that the argument from evil must be supplemented with an argument that each evil could not be - (B) enough to show that God does not exist

The problem of evil means the question of how to reconcile the presence of evil with an , omnipotent God, omniscient, and omnibenevolent

for Leibniz it has been confessed that there is evil in the world which has been created by God , as well as ,it was possible to form a world without evil, or even not to make a world at all, for its formation has depended on the will of God.