Lol! Everyone knew theist logic couldn't possibly tackle this hurdle, so a fellow atheist had to do it for them 
(no offense to theists, but most of you have logic that = FAIL) Anyways, I was google surfing and I came across the blog linked below which I believe successfully refuted the problem of evil, a philosophical refutation of the theological version of the God hypothesis (it doesn't refute the deist God) that has stood for 2,500 years now since Epicurus conjured it. I truly believe that this refutation is a sound one. However, if theists are to accept this logic, they will have to conclude that their concept of evil is subjective and I do not see too many theist doing that any time soon, so from a theist's standpoint, based on this, I would say that the argument still stands. I want to see other people's opinions on this. Do you think this refutation is sound? Are there any holes that you can pinpoint in this refutation or do you concur with it?:
http://nomorehornets.blogspot.com/2008/06/what-problem-of-evil.html
