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Remembering the important elements of Plotinus' philosophy and neoplatonism as a whole is easy

to remember when thinking about it and remembering it in relation to one common question about

God.

It's a question that people understandably ask whenever there's any sort of major tragedy

in the news or around the world.

And really, of all the arguments people make against the existence of a God, it's one

of the most common, and I think one of the weakest arguments around.

It goes like this, how can an all-powerful, loving God exist and still allow evil to

exist in the world?

You could think of that question differently with a less narrow conception of what God is

...