I've discussed anthrodicy from the perspective of wild animals on occasion, asking "if there's a higher power (humans), why don't they intervene to reduce all of this suffering?" Great for my kind of parties because you get interesting replies & fights.
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Anthropodicy* ?
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Tidepodicy
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Evil is the absence of man. We see this in how distance or detachment reduces our empathy, and how rural areas are less prosperous than urban ones.
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Additionally, we refer to it as Man's "inhumanity" to man. That is, man withdrawing from himself.
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The angels must find their John Hick!
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In heaven...wait that doesn’t exist.
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Free will can't be equated with "complete control over all his actions" The existence of evil is precisely because man fails to recognize that he/she is capable of evil and then fails to take control and responsibility of ones actions, resulting in creation of evil.
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Augustine asked & answered this question 1600 years ago.
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Because of his limited scope - we tend to optimise locally, which is often negative globally.
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And even when we try to optimise geographically globally, we may still be optimising locally due to failure to consider the bigger picture
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