The argument

• if there is a God who is all-powerful and all-loving then why is there evil and suffering in the world?

  If God truly is all-powerful then he should be able to eliminate evil, and if he loved us he would do just that
• Is a logical problem based on the religious God presented in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
• Because there is clear evidence of evils and existence and not Gods we can come to the conclusion that God does not exist ~
• If there is a God who is all-powerful, then he could've made any kind of world or no world at all. He could've made a world without pain or suffering or death, but he chose not to. which creates inconsistencies with the claim that God is both all-loving and all-powerful
• The problem of evil is a logical problem - A priori
• How does the problem of evil work as an evidential problem?

  when the argument is seen as evidential, we can take our own experience and suffering.

  As an a posteriori argument, it asks us to look for the best and most plausible explanation for this.