The Challenge of Evil

The book addresses the complex relationship between belief in God and the existence of suffering, challenging readers to confront evil rather than ignore it. William Greenway argues for a moral engagement with the world's pain, suggesting that acknowledging our complicity allows for a deeper understanding of love and grace. Drawing inspiration from thinkers like Emmanuel Levinas and Fyodor Dostoyevsky, it offers a compassionate perspective on maintaining faith in a benevolent God amidst overwhelming suffering.