“How can you believe that God exists when there is so much evil and suffering in this world?”

Follow the logic in this response to the question ………

When a person suggests the concept of evil, they must assume the opposite exists (a concept of good)?

If a person believes that good and evil exist in the world, how would evil be defined?

One must contemplate a “Moral Law” to objectively differentiate between good and evil.

If you propose a “Moral Law, you must conclude that a Moral Law Giver exists.

How could time plus matter plus chance (a Big Bang origin followed by the Evolutionary process) create a “Moral Law”?

What is the link between a Moral Law and a Moral Law Giver?

Anyone that raises the question of evil, it is raised “by a person” OR “about a person.” The question itself assumes all people have intrinsic (essential worth) value.

If human beings have no value, then the question implodes.

The question itself tends to prove the existence of God