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Title: The Intervention Problem: A Formal Analysis
This paper examines the "Intervention Problem," a philosophical challenge that questions the nature of divine intervention. It explores whether a non-intervening, partially intervening, or fully intervening God aligns with coherent theological and moral principles. By analyzing logical implications, this paper argues that each scenario presents significant philosophical difficulties, potentially leading to atheism or deism.
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