There Is Nothing To Fear From Gods,

In A Philosophical Dispute, He Gains Most Who Is Defeated, Since He Learns Most.

The Gods Can Either Take Away Evil From The World And Will Not, Or, Being Willing To Do So, Cannot; Or They Neither Can Nor Will, Or Lastly, They Are Both Able And Willing. If They Have The Will To Remove Evil And Cannot, Then They Are Not Omnipotent. If They Can, But Will Not, Than They Are Not Benevolent. If They Are Neither Able Nor Willing, Then They Are Neither Omnipotent Nor Benevolent. Lastly, If They Are Both Able And Willing To Annihilate Evil, How Does It Exist?

If God Listened To The Prayers Of Men, All Men Would Quickly Have Perished: For They Are Forever Praying For Evil Against One Another.

The Flesh Believes That Pleasure Is Limitless And That It Requires Unlimited Time; But The Mind, Understanding The End And Limit Of The Flesh And Ridding Itself Of Fears Of The Future, Secures A Complete Life And Has No Longer Any Need For Unlimited Time.

Either God Wants To Abolish Evil, And Cannot; Or He Can And Does Not Want To. If He Wants To, But Cannot, He Is Impotent. If He Can, But Does Not Want To, He Is Wicked. If, As They Say, God Can Abolish Evil, And God Really Wants To Do It, Why Is There Evil In The World?