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  • The Evidential Problem of Evil - Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
    In presenting his evidential argument from evil in his justly celebrated 1979 paper, “The Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of Atheism”, Rowe thinks it best to focus on a particular kind of evil that is found in our world in abundance
  • William Rowe on the Evidential Problem of Evil
    With respect to the fawn’s suffering, Rowe asks: “Is it reasonable to believe that there is some greater good so intimately connected to that suffering that even an omnipotent, omniscient being could not have obtained that good without permitting that suffering or some evil at least as bad?”
  • Rowe on the Problem of Evil - PHILO-notes
    Rowe presents the evidential argument from evil, which suggests that the existence of gratuitous evil makes the existence of God unlikely He argues that if God exists, He would prevent or eliminate gratuitous evil, given His perfect goodness and all-powerfulness
  • Evidential Problem of Evil | Philopedia
    Some historians of philosophy note that earlier thinkers expressed proto-evidential concerns, but Rowe’s work is typically cited as the first systematic, self-consciously evidential argument from evil in contemporary analytic philosophy
  • The Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of Atheism
    Indeed, granted incompatibilism, there is a fairly compelling argument for the view that the existence of evil is logically consistent with the existence of the theistic God
  • Evidential Problems of Evil - PhilArchive
    A number of authors have developed evidential arguments from evil in the past thirty years Perhaps the best known evidential arguments from evil are those presented in Rowe (1979) and Draper (1989) We shall spend most of the rest of this chapter examining these two arguments
  • The Evidential Argument from Evil on JSTOR
    I will argue in this paper that our knowledge about pain and pleasure creates an epistemic problem for theists The problem is not that some proposition about pain and pleasure can be shown to be both true and logically inconsistent with theism Rather, the problem is evidential
  • 3. ROWE’S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENTS FROM EVIL - Springer
    For nearly thirty years, William Rowe has been articulating, defending and refining the evidential argument from evil – the argument that the presence of evil in the world inductively supports or makes likely the claim that the theistic God does not exist
  • Refuting Evidential Problems of Evil
    An omniscient, wholly good being would prevent the occurrence of any intense suffering it could, unless it could not do so without thereby losing some greater good or permitting some evil equally bad or worse
  • IX. THE PROBLEM OF EVIL AND SOME VARIETIES OF ATHEISM
    I shall be concerned solely with the evidential form of the problem, the form of the problem which, I think, presents a rather severe difficulty for theism





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