Evaluate a Theodicy: you must write a 400-word paper explaining a theodicy again

Evaluate a Theodicy: you must write a 400-word paper explaining a theodicy against premise (5) of the evidential problem of suffering, and how an atheist would reply to said theodicy. Your paper must:
(i) explain what a theodicy is,
(ii) explain one theodicy (growth, free will, original sin, or skepticism), with at least one example/illustration/analogy supporting your theodicy,
(iii) explain why/how an atheist would reject this theodicy, along with examples that support the atheist’s point.
Your paper should offer one back-and-forth between a theist and an atheist debating the veracity of a theodicy. Your paper should simply and clearly explain in your own words one theodicy and how an atheist would reply to this theodicy. In explaining your theodicies and the reply provide examples/illustrations which support your point. You are welcome to draw from the class discussion and slides, but do not copy/quote the arguments from the slides word for word; instead, make them your own by using different illustrations and further explaining your points.
Specifications: Your 1-page paper should be one side of one page, in 12-point font, and double-spaced. It should include your name, the text it’s about, and the word count at the top.