Philosophy Essay: The Problem of Evil / Dream Problem The Problem of Evil St. Augustine accepted Plato’s view that there are two realms: the intelligible realm and the visible realm. I indeed also believe this to be true. Like Plato, St. Augustine believed in the existence of something infinite and eternal apart from the world of sensible objects. However, instead of adopting an idea similar to that of Platonic Forms, St. Augustine advocated the highest …showed first 75 words of 879 total…

…showed last 75 words of 879 total…to us humans and to God. I, like the majority of others, agree more with this attempt than the other ones. I think it is possible that God does not see evil as evil, but instead sees everything as good. Therefore, if a psycho killer murders a man in the streets, it may be thought of as dreadfully evil in space-time, but a form of good in the immaterial realm. With God, anything is possible.