Description ESSAY QUESTION/TOPIC THE ESSAY IS ON: Is the so-call "Problem of Evil" strong enough t ...

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Description ESSAY QUESTION/TOPIC THE ESSAY IS ON: Is the so-call "Problem of Evil" strong enough to dismantle the theistic view of the world? Is any of "theodicies" convincing enough to uphold it? ADDITIONAL INFO REQUIRMENTS FOR THE ESSAY: - The essay should have the cover page with the following contents: - AT LEAST 7 pages long in length (not including bibliography at the end) - the title (and your name): - "Abstract": (this is one-paragraph description of what the essay is concerned with by you as the author of the essay) - "Reconstruction": (of course, it refers to what is explained above) - the essay should have a Bibliography at the end of the essay (not to be counted into minimum 7-page length requirement) - the length of the main text of the essay should be at least 7 pages, "exclusive" of the above 1st-page cover and Bibliography. Of course, it could be longer, as one may wish. - double-spaced with normal 12-point font size (and times new roman) - USE THESE AS SOURCES: 1. Reading A...St. Thomas, Summa Theologica, Q.2, esp., 3rd Article, Obj. 1 (p.5) & Reply (p.7) 2. Reading B...Zagzebski, "The Problem of Evil" ***ASIDE FROM THESE INSTRUCTIONS, KEEP IN MIND THE FOLLOWING WHEN WRITING THE ESSAY: - To give you a chance to apply logical thinking that we have cultivated throughout the semester, it is indispensable to enter some substantive area of philosophy, to a minimally necessary degree. The Edutainment with "Shadowlands" is now used to usher you into an area in that regard; now we have a few essays selected as reading materials. - Again, the most critical thing is to think about a big question in a logical way as we have studied. I trust that you would have an interesting and rewarding experience with this essay writing, where you can show off the best stored in you with your individuality and creativity, as opposed to inevitably rigid exercises that we have been doing to study formal logic.