For centuries, skeptics of Christianity have posed a seemingly insurmountable challenge: if God is benevolent, how can he permit evil to exist? Conversely, if God is all-powerful, how can he allow evil to persist? This paradox has left Christian theologians stumped, their attempts to reconcile the two attributes falling short. But now, a groundbreaking American philosopher has cracked the code, offering a dazzling solution to the age-old conundrum of evil. His work, God and Evil, is a stroke of genius that resolves the paradox once and for all.