The Problem of Evil, Obedience, and Clarity

The problem of “evil” (I.E. upos: “up from under”)

is a classic philosophical  problem—maybe psychological.

Theologians don’t have a problem with evil—but  rather

an  explanation, reason-why, because & affect. Original

Spin: Human nature. Bad boys! Bad boys! It’s the denial

and  cover up that generates the bozone layer.    

There is only obedience but it can’t be said—ridiculous

to the savvy and offensive to the conscientious.  “Obey

my butt! Who do you think you are?”  Who do I think

I am?   Mum’s the word.

Shameless: To make things perfectly or even approximately

somewhat clear is a convenience and a convention but also

a violent criminal  reduction of the whole if not holy —getting

away with murder and no wonder I feel debt, owing a guilty

thorn in the flesh, pea under the mattresses  that will never be

assuaged contradiction and paradox not with standing. I talk

out of 3 sides of my mouth best I can but can’t do justice.  This

is ridiculous to the savvy and offensive to the conscientious.

No doubt.