One sentence that throws the problem of evil out of the window.

[Catholic_Lady]

As far as defining evil, as some have requested, I'm perfectly fine using the dictionary definition of it.

Evil: profoundly immoral and malevolent.

- "his evil deeds"

- synonyms: wicked, bad, wrong, immoral, sinful, foul, vile, dishonorable, corrupt, iniquitous, depraved, reprobate, villainous, nefarious, vicious, malicious;

I think something is either evil or it isn't. I don't think it's a matter of opinion whether or not something is evil. As Mathilda pointed out, not believing in objective morality is consistent with not believing in evil, and vice versa.

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And this is where I'll probably bow out, because I really can't stand the way theists bitch and moan about how horrible we atheists are for not believing in objective morality, yet out of the opposite side of your mouths, you'll defend your god up and down for allowing the most heinous of atrocities to occur with the, 'Oh, god and his mysterious ways,' excuse.  AKA, the laziest form of cop-out in human history.

I hope you're not referring to me, since I specifically said "I think everyone here is a good person who would denounce any evil act, regardless of whether they believe in evil or objective morality... and that's what matters." 

Looks like Pool said the same thing, so I'm not sure who you are referring to.

(edited to fix error in wording)