This is question submerged in Theology and can be very complicated to answer coherently. That's why I'm trilled to have read Harrison's post on evil. It looked at evil from the perspectives of St. Iranaeus and St. Augustine. It is well worth your time.
Read the post.
Just remember that God can work good our of an evil. For it was through the Crucifixion of God that the world was redeemed and made whole again.
Monday, June 5, 2006
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June 6, 2006 at 1:41 AM-
Harrison
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Thanks for the link! Glad it was clear :).
-Harrison
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