Problem of Evil SPEED RUN!

In this video, I try to answer the Problem of Evil as quickly as possible.

[kamiljan]

Could i ask you if you do philosophy or some kind of physics as a job?
If it’s just reading, what books do you recommend for begginer/intermediate philosophy?

[MrFossilabgfyth]

All because there is suffering in the world doesn't mean there is no God.

[Nickesponja]

If God is omnipotent then he can achieve that greater good without involving evil in the process. Plus, having a greater good to achieve for YOU (even if you are God) doesn't give you the right to let OTHERS suffer for it. God should've asked first.

[Daniel-zepo]

Will you be making any response videos anytime soon?

[palladin]

...Yeah, this still doesn't 'solve' the Problem of Evil, Square, because you glossed over an entire third of the issue.
This particular argument is built upon three fundamental assertions made by pretty much every Apologist; God is Omnipotent (all-powerful), Omniscient (all-knowing), and Omnibenevolent (all-loving). Your attempt to appeal to what is basically God's 'mysterious ways' simply does not work here because it implies that he couldn't figure out a way to get to that good end that didn't involve evil in some way (not Omniscient) and/or isn't powerful enough to create a world where things could reach that good end without involving evil in some way (not Omnipotent).

[TheMirabillis]

Greater goods cannot exist for the majority of humanity because they are going to an Everlasting Hell.

Thus: God does NOT have morally sufficient reasons for allowing the evil in this World to exist. Rather, God has selfish reasons. I can probably debunk all of your videos.