Kaufman's primary goal in this chapter is to
A) argue that karma solves the problem of evil better than Western religions do.
B) examine how karma explains different kinds and degrees of suffering.
C) prove that treating karma as a theodicy requires assuming that the universe has a beginning.
D) show that karma has serious limitations as a solution to the problem of evil.

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Kaufman's primary goal is to highlight the limitations of karma as a solution to the problem of evil, rather than to argue for its superiority or to delve into its explanations for suffering or its theological assumptions.

Kaufman's Primary Goal in This Chapter Is to