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If God, Why Evil?: A New Way to Think about the Question is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this clear, concise, and thorough book, Norman L. Geisler carefully answers tough questions about the existence of evil. Using step-by-step explanations and compelling examples, he walks the reader through time-tested answers but also provides a new approach that revolves around whether or not this world is the “best of all possible worlds.” This all adds up to comforting news for believers:...

which always surrounds us and often invades us. We can tell an illusion because there is always a backdrop of reality by which we know it is an illusion. But evil is part of the backdrop of life itself. How then can it be illusory? The atheist’s solution to evil is just the opposite. Atheists admit that evil is real, but do not believe God is. Sigmund Freud claimed that God is an illusion because belief in God is based on wish fulfillment. He said that while it would be nice if there were a God,
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