Secularism

In philosopher Forrest E. Baird's view, one can have a secular problem of evil whenever humans seek to explain why evil exists and its relationship to the world.^[34] He adds that any experience that "calls into question our basic trust in the order and structure of our world" can be seen as evil,^[34] therefore, according to Peter L. Berger, humans need explanations of evil "for social structures to stay themselves against chaotic forces".^[35]