> This seems to be a very shallow analysis of the question of theodicy. It's about as deep as is necessary. The answer is really that simple, people just don't

> This seems to be a very shallow analysis of the question of theodicy. It's about as deep as is necessary. The answer is really that simple, people just don't like it. > Modern theology isn't that ignorant of suffering and its origin as you might imagine. Theology is (and has been for many centuries) expending a lot of effort to handwaving away the answer people don't like, that much is true.