Can, and should an atheist ask why there's so much evil? What does such a question mean?

we can and we should. An "evil" is one which isn't suitable or acceptable to others. Evil=wrong.

Ngoja tuone.

Lets not forget the 'Choti' debacle was used in potraying christians as greedy sub-human in the indoctrination video's of the extremists, brace yourself for more church attacks, when the Kanyonyo's fiasco is added to the mix.

@Atalaku, a post can indeed help a reader to discern the psychological state of the 'poster'. And your observation I see is right to the extent of your person and any other person who shares your experience.

I'd like to make amends. But can you explain how Imbuga's quote is related to the last paragraph? It's not so clear.

So far, the atheists have not raised any serious issues. Its like they are probing. Gauging. Provoking.

Or could it be they have nothing to say?

How will they prove that someone was prayed for and never got healed, or never received blessings. Kanyari will argue that the "prayees" faith was weak.

no,guilty of fraud,though I dont see this heading anywhere..
the mum was jailed for the same offence and released,now she runs hq from God knows where.

if the customer paid for a service which was not satisfactory irrespective of its nature, then the provider is most likely guilty...

'World's poorest president' gets $1mn offer for old VW Beetle

Here is an earthling, a pot-smoking leader, ex-guerilla leader who caused anarchy in his hey-days who has been observed to note:

"A president is a high-level official who is elected to carry out a function. He is not a king, not a god. He is not the witch doctor of a tribe who knows everything. He is a civil servant. I think the ideal way of living is to live like the vast majority of people whom we attempt to serve and represent,".

As for addictions, the only one he says matters is "love." - yet we have 'men of God' who from mere observation are more addicted to cash flow than love - their primary calling.

Strange, crazy and foreign sermon from a worldly source.