There is no "Problem of Good and Evil." That is a byway which I created to fog your minds, to distract you from the True Path. Amos, for example, is completely distracted. Indeed, anyone who knows him agrees that he is "distracted" and consider it a polite understatement.

But what you consider, in your feeble minds, to be "good" is not the opposite of "evil" anymore than "white" is the opposite of "black" or "dark" the opposite of "light". You must embrace The All in Total before you can hope to understand, and everyone who has tried (save for Yeshua of Nazareth, Siddhārtha Gautama, Kali Bhavatarini, Mor-Ríoghain, and me) has had their head explode in the attempt. Messy. Brains all OVER the place. Except of course for Sam Socrates; he drank hemlockade instead (green, not purple). Sam wasn't the brightest flower in the garden, if he had been a wheel one side would have been flat. He couldn't get his head around something as simple as Existence vs. Essence. Many's the time I've heard him when he was "in his cups" bemoaning the lack of Essence in his life. And he couldn't even handle a foil, much less a sabre or an epee.