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This is a 10 page paper that provides an overview of the problem of evil. Competing views from Leibniz, Voltaire, Mackie, and others are presented, as well as the author's personal take. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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10 pages (~225 words per page)
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Thanks. Philosophy is a term that is often used contemporarily in a very loose sense that undermines the reality of the philosophical discipline and method. For instance, many use
the term "philosophy" to refer to mere idle speculation, such as an informal and non-argumentative look at an abstract subject with no appeals to "proof" or synthesizing any kind of
new knowledge. Elsewhere, people refer to riddles and word games such as the classic "how many angels can fit on the head of a pin" as "philosophy". In truth, philosophy
requires not just the asking of questions about the nature of things, but the method of suggesting answers, supported by appeals to logic or reason via carefully constructed arguments. In
doing so, philosophy engages with a number of sub-disciplines that reflect the true scope of its topical coverage. For instance, questions about morality might fall into the philosophical sub-discipline of
ethics, the study of how actions can accurately be judged as "right" or "wrong", and by what standards, and how to justify those standards. Additionally, a question about the value
of reason or how the human brain processes certain forms of information might also fall under the auspices of philosophy, in particular the sub-discipline of epistemology. Questions about the nature
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