Naturally we like to do what we think is right even if others do not agree with us. When there are disruptions that causes human suffering there are people who are aware of those circumstances and know it is wrong . We cannot just believe that it is what God wanted for us to reflect and leave it alone. If we as humans to have a degree of power to solve it. In addition, I disagree with Barth’s insistence that only God will be able to rule over evil and the claim that “ When individual human beings, groups or enemies, claim for themselves the right and the power to rid the world of evil they become themselves agents of evil” (p.132) . However many times disruptions in the world may be unseen and unheard of therefore we have to rely on individuals and their morals. Going back to the point of acknowledging our power as humans to do what is right at the time needed instead of doing nothing and accepting that God has a plan is of service to human beings …show more content…
The death of his son allowed him to shed light and comfort for those are not able to do so. Although Wolterstorff may never know why his son passed away at such an early age, he was able to write a book and help others whether it was intentional or not really displays the power of humans. I agree with the person-making theodicy because Professor Wolterstorff was able to create something positive out of it for others and we can also too. Therefore, the reality is that death falls upon us but it might not be all for the bad even though I do not believe suffering should be bestowed upon anyone. God has reasons for his