How might the problem of evil and suffering lead one to the conclusion that moral absolutes exist?
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Answer:There can’t be any doubt that morality is absolute. A certain action is either right or wrong. One action may be more wrong than other actions, for instance pirating music is less wrong than murdering your mother. Or that situational context can mean that things just aren’t as wrong as they look on the surface.
But the fact that we can talk about things being right and wrong, in and of itself, means that there is something called right and wrong, and that we can rationally work out what’s what.
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