Faith and Reason

Faith and Reason Order Description Are faith and reason compatible? If not, why? If so, in what sense(s) are the two notions compatible? What implications do contemporary relativism and postmodernism have for the classic debate about the relationship between religious faith and logical reason? The purpose of this essay is to examine these and related questions." - This essay suppose to voice out my own personal opinion about the topic. Whilst still appealing to Natural Reason, try to follow a point of view of someone who follows the Catholic Traditon (hence, try to refer to St. Thomas Aquinas and the Pontiff at "Fides et Ratio" piece) - I will upload a piece called "The Classic Debate on Faith and Reason"-> This is a pretty good starting point-> On doctrines that reason itself cannot fathom (Category 3 such as Trinity & God's nature being all-powerful, all-knowing and all-loving at the same time), Can you zoom in on the latter (God's nature) and focus on the problem of evil; here is an excerpt about problem of evil from my syllabu: "Problem of evil. Consistency version: Mackie and McCloskey’s argument that theism is inconsistent. Plantinga’s free will defense. Evidential version: the debate between Wykstra and Rowe. Metaphysical response to problem of evil: being and goodness, evil and privation, the impossibility of a best possible world."