Chap., §

 1  Int,   1    |      am I going? Why is there evil? What is there after this
 2    2,  22    |      of knowledge of good and evil” (2:17). The symbol is clear:
 3    2,  22    |    what was good and what was evil, but was constrained to
 4    3,  33(28)|       good in him and what is evil?' (Sir 18:8)... These are
 5    4,  39    |      of man and the origin of evil.~
 6    6,  76    |       example, the problem of evil and suffering, the personal
 7    6,  76    | formulation of the problem of evil. The notion of the person
 8    7,  80    |    life.~The problem of moral evil—the most tragic of evil'
 9    7,  80    |       evil—the most tragic of evil's forms—is also addressed
10    7,  80    |      which tells us that such evil stems not from any material
11    7,  91    |    the terrible experience of evil which has marked our age.
12    7,  98    |      the criteria of good and evil and then acting accordingly.