I love how whenever we ask a follower of any religion with a all-knowing, all-powerful diety, why there is evil and suffering, there's deflection and tap dancing and dodging.<br><br>Divine recourse is a cop-out becuse the real answer is there is no <b>good</b> answer. And exposing that flaw in their diety subverts the entire theological foundation.<br><br>I wished one of many religions were 'right', but they all fall short, and the house of cards always falls apart.<br><br>Good for them for using their religion to try and make the world a better place, but let's not fool ourselves.<br><br>The nobler path is to be a force for good not for reward, or promises of an afterlife, but simply because it's the right thing to do.