Really? How? Did you read my post above?
Exactly the opposite is the case, of course! Under a thoroughly naturalistic understanding of the world, both natural and human-willed acts of evil are not only explained, they are inevitable. So-called "natural evils" like tsunamis that wipe out thousands of people in an hour are explained by physics and geology. Human evils are explained by the fact that humans, like all animals, are in competition for scarce resources and live, as it were, in a dog eat dog world. The very nature of evolution guarantees human conflict and conflict throughout the animal kingdom, which is a daily bloodbath.Those who don't have a belief system need to continue looking for a solution to the problem of evil. Because of this, the problem of evil is mainly a problem for atheists and also for those missionaries who feel obligated to convert the atheists to their particular religion. For the normal theist the problem is solved.
None of this makes any sense under theism. And, as I have shown above, if the Abrahamic God exists with the properties normally ascribed to him of omniscience and omnipotence, it is easy to logically demonstrate that this God is the sole author of evil with no co-authors.
If such "choices" are uninformed or carried out with a built-in bias they are worthless. They are nothing more than exercises in wishful thinking.Today many of us have a large number of religions to choose from as well as political freedoms and mobility that allow us to exercise such choices.
Unfortunately, "picking and choosing" does not mean you will pick and choose rightly.After we make the only sane choice, given the fact that we are, that the universe is good, then we can search the world religions and philosophies, picking and choosing what makes sense, to help us understand.