Reference B.C. Johnson God and the Problem of Evil Page Word Count: Write between 3-5 pages, but no more and no less than is necessary to sufficiently...(1) explain the Problem of Evil;(2) develop one of the objections (of your choosing); and(3) provide an original response to the objection.The Problem of Evil is an argument that God does not exist. The argument begins with the observation that there is evil in the world. Your task is to develop and respond to one of the objections to this argument that is discussed in B.C. Johnson’s “God and the Problem of Evil.”Your paper should do four things:1. Explain the problem of evil as clearly and persuasively as you can, based on Johnson’s remarks in the article. Your explanation of the argument should be in prose, rather than in the form of numbered premises and a conclusion. However, you should clearly identify what the different premises of the argument are and explain how those premises are supposed to work together to support the conclusion that God does not exist. 2. Develop one of the objections briefly mentioned in the Johnson article in more detail, again as clearly and persuasively as you can. You are encouraged to choose an objection that you think can be made at least initially persuasive, as developing a plausible version of the objection is one of your main goals in the paper.3. Present one original response to that objection in defense of the argument.4. Be creative!Read the SEP article on The Problem of Evil. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/evil/

Reassessment of Client Risks and NeedsRead the “Risk-Need-Responsivity Model for Offender Assessment and Rehabilitation 2007-06” article. Review the following scenario:The client is a 32-year-old male who was released from incarceration 6 months ago. The client had previously been incarcerated for 2 years for two felony drug offenses due to possession and distribution of methamphetamine. He received treatment while incarcerated, but he relapsed and used methamphetamine 2 months after he was released. The client is positive for Hepatitis C, which he contracted while he was in prison. He was receiving medication for his condition until last month when he did not supply a required document to the Medicaid office on time. As a result, he lost his medical coverage. The client has been married for 5 years, and he has a 3-year-old child. The client was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age 28. The client has exhibited emotional outbursts and episodes of perpetrating domestic violence with his wife since his release from incarceration. The client obtained his GED at age 25, but he never attended college. The client also had a learning disorder of dyslexia during his adolescent years. He has minimal job skills, as he only worked at one job as a dishwasher for 2 months during his adult life. He primarily obtained income from selling drugs prior to incarceration. The client is currently seeking employment, but he is experiencing difficulty obtaining employment due to his prior criminal conviction. Health needsSocial or relationship needsProblem-solving needsEmotional needsBelief or value needsEducation or career needsHealth risksSocial or relationship risksProblem-solving risksEmotional risksBelief or value risksEducation or career risksWhy is it important to reassess the needs of a client after he or she is released from incarceration?What are some ways by which a person’s needs and risks can be mitigated to reduce the rate of recidivism once an offender is released from incarceration?Create a mind map of the needs of the client that fit in each category. Specify 3 needs in each of the following categories: Create a second mind map of the risks of the client that fit in each category. Specify 3 risks in each of the following categories: Answer the following questions in a 700-word essay:Format any citations according to APA guidelines.http://www.courtinnovation.org/sites/default/files/documents/RNRModelForOffenderAssessmentAndRehabilitation.pdf