Theism, Evil and the Onus of Proof: Reply to F. J. Fitzpatrick

Religious Studies 19 (2):241 - 247 (1983)
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Abstract

The theism which I consider in this paper is one which affirms each of the three following propositions: ‘God exists’, ‘Omnipotence, omniscience and moral perfection are all defining traits of God’ and ‘Evil exists in the world’. I will not be concerned at all with any variety of theism which might deny the truth of any of the foregoing propositions. Broadly put, my concern, therefore, is with orthodox, traditional theism

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