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	Problem of evil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the philosophy of religion and theology, the problem of evil is the problem of reconciling the existence of evil or suffering in the world with the existence of an omniscient, omnipotent, omnibenevolent god.
		The problem of evil arises from the supposition that a perfectly good god would not have created a world containing evil, or would not permit its continued existence in the world, and that an omniscient and omnipotent god should be able to arrange the world according to his intentions.
		There are a great number of variants of the problem of evil, including inductive variants, logical variants, evidential variants, soteriological variants, arguments from natural law, pain and pleasure, and so on.
	www.wikipedia.com /wiki/The_problem_of_evil (520 words)

	Theodicy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Maltheism asserts that the "problem of evil" is not a problem at all—the initial question has a simple answer, there is no way that a benevolent omnipotent God would allow evil in the world.
		Evil is the consequence of God permitting humans to have free will, or God may intend evil and suffering as a test for humanity.
		To them, the problem of evil is not a problem at all, and is neatly resolved by acknowledging that an omnipotent benevolent God would not create a world in which there was evil, concluding that God, assuming he exists, is either not omnipotent, not benevolent, or perhaps both.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Theodicy (6767 words)

	Ahimsa as Knife: Cutting 21st Century Hinduism by Raman Khanna on Sulekha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Hinduism does not definitively answer this conflict, although it creates a framework for analysis and development that is more thoughtful than a blind adherence to either idolatry or aniconism.
		Religions being complicated, Hindus are justified in judging in an itemized manner: yes to filial piety, no to religious war, yes to the loving treatment of one's community, no to the injunctions urging rapine against one's enemies, etc. Hindus seem to have lost track of this in their rush to be tolerant.
		Hinduism is not a geographic accident; it is a larger worldview that has been shared by innumerable spiritual systems over the last five thousand years.
	www.sulekha.com /expressions/column.asp?cid=305976&ref=hplink (9643 words)

	Hindu Kush - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Hindu Kush (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A small non-Muslim tribe, the Kalash claim to be descendants of Alexander the Great, and have their own distinct religion, laws, and culture.
		The Hindu Kush is sparsely populated and the inhabitants of the region's scattered villages are subsistence farmers.
		The present road was built by the British in the Afghan Wars (1838–42 and 1878–80).
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Hindu%20Kush (231 words)

	Tragedy of a woman who has become Muslim, but she has two children and their father is Hindu - Islam Q&A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The problem is that his parents object to their marraige because the mother feels that the lady in question is a convert and that converts don't make good muslims.
		His parents are a problem on the one hand and the ex husband not wanting the children to embrace Islam is another problem.
		The fact that the Hindu father is evil is sufficient reason for him not to make an open display of his calling the children to Islam, if that could lead to this kaafir taking the children away by going to the kaafir courts.
	63.175.194.25 /index.php?cs=prn&ln=eng&QR=3127&dgn=4&dgn=2 (1149 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Miracle
		In referring the miracle to God as its efficient cause the answer is given to the objection that the miracle is unnatural, i.e., an uncaused event without meaning or place in nature.
		The answer is, first that Spinoza's conception of God and nature is false and, secondly, that in fact miracles are not a violation of nature.
		These miracles, summarized in the answer of Jesus to the messengers of John (Matt., xi 5), are explained by the Fathers of the Church with reference to the ills of the soul (ST III:44).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/10338a.htm (11254 words)

	LET'S RECONSIDER REINCARNATION
		It seems an honest attempt to answer the problem of "God's relationship to evil." (How could a good God allow innocent people to suffer?) When I am suffering, reincarnation does a good job of answering my questions: "Why?" or "Why me?" This is why many people find it appealing.
		The evil that the person did is noted, and he prepares to begin paying for it in his upcoming life.
		The evil man lifted up his eyes being in torment, but the good man was placed in a secure and comfortable place.
	www.churches-of-christ.net /tracts/job009u.htm (4847 words)

	dialognow \| Civil and thoughtful dialog
		Hindu bigots from Congress party and their goons killed innocent Sikhs, that was very sad and has its roots in Sikh militancy which was helped by Pakistani generals.
		The problem is that everytime I have a discussion about the trends towards fundamentalism in islamic societies (mostly middle eastern) I am always countered by the argument that fundamentalism is rising in hindu socieites.
		Problem in Muslims is that those who create trouble are not fundamentalists if they were they would not be doing what they are doing.
	www.dialognow.org /node/view/987 (18228 words)

	Religions FAQ
		Religions have provided answers to questions that technology and the scientific method are just now able to address, and therefore have provided some measure of comfort to its practitioners.
		Like most of the other answers state, no religion is "right." Many of the major organized religions have a lot of the same tenets (be kind, charitable, don't steal, etc.) However, if you were more looking for the religion that's "right" for you there are numerous ways to determine this.
		Most of the other answers are right, but I would like to add that many religions are formed by power hungry people that enslave the masses with threats of never-ending torment if they don't follow their teachings.
	www.answerbag.com /c_view.php/114 (10736 words)

	The Uniqueness of the Christian Experience
		Had the holding of slaves been a moral evil, it cannot be supposed that the inspired Apostles, who feared not the faces of men, and were ready to lay down their lives in the cause of their God, would have tolerated it for a moment in the Christian Church.
		Hatfield is not blind to the problems we face as fellow human beings struggling to live together on the same little planet; nor is he blind to Christian excesses and sins of the past and present.
		Another speaker went on about the evils of secular education, the evils of tolerance for homosexuals, etc. All of this provoked constant cheers and 'Amen's' from the youthful audience.
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/ed_babinski/experience.html (15112 words)

	WriteDesign On-Line - Quotes
		He is distinguished from animals by his freedom to do evil or to do good and to walk the high road of beauty or tread the low road of ugly degeneracy.
		Nonviolence is the answer to the crucial political and moral questions of our time: the need for man to overcome oppression and violence without resorting to oppression and violence.
		And I would answer you...that to prepare the future is only to find the present...For the sole true invention is to decipher the present under its incoherent aspects and its contradictory language...You do not have to foresee the future but to allow it...
	www.writedesignonline.com /resources/quotes.html (17321 words)

	Creators of the atomic bomb: debasing nuclear power into a totalitarian order in the new world (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Peat mentions that Bohm believed that communism "might" be "the answer", but then came to accept that it denied people their right to freedom and was therefore worse than the corruption it was supposed to replace.
		The horrendous problems of nuclear contamination and totalitarianism that plague this world are the product of Jewish genius and can be traced back to the Manhattan Project of the 1940s.
		The problem, as the Jews see it, is the homogeneous society, the collective identity of a people which is capable of identifying hostile subversives living in their midst....
	www.heaven-words.com /4.htm (20294 words)

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		Here's another: Religious leaders call Roberts nomination to Supreme Court 'an answer to prayer'.
		I'd highly recommend it to anyone who seeks an answer to the question of why the Catholic Church has and needs a Pope.
		This link should disappear within 24 hours and the problem should be resolved.
	www.shinja.blogspot.com (4477 words)

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