4. Adams thinks seeking reasons why God would allow people to suffer horrendous is not the way to resolve the problem of evil. Explain.

For Adams, instead of searching for reasons why a good God might allow evil, philosophy should seek reasons to explain how God might counter evil. This can be achieved in two ways:

The first is to set a balance between suffering and good for a person, The second is to include the experience of evil into that person's relation to God in a sensible way.