QUATERNITY AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL: a dialogue between Christian Theology and Complex Psychology in favor of the human soul.
theology, complex psychology, problem of evil, human evil, psychology of religion, Carl Gustav Jung.
The Problem of Evil is a reality inherent in the human will. Evil is an archetype and affects human beings since their existence. History shows that the human being seeks many ways to solve the problem, but with each attempt made, whether from a philosophical or religious point of view, it continues to affect everyone. Through religious syncretism, from the Persian culture, the Problem of Evil was transferred to the human being in the form of a spiritual war. Even Christianity, through its dogmas, turned the Problem of Evil into something veiled and, thus, this archetype was transferred, again, to the human being. But at no time was the Problem of Evil approached from the perspective of Human Evil as part of the Problem of Evil. Through Quaternity, presented by Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, we realize that it is possible to carry out a dialogue between Analytical Psychology and Theology in the light of the Psychology of the Christian Religion, to approach the Problem of Evil in due harmony with the self and for the sake of the human Soul to equate an integration of the Problem of Bad.