Philosophy of evil deals with the problem of evil in its depth and its width, trying through various theories and examples to bring the reader closer to understanding the complexity of the topic and the very concept of evil. By confronting evil daily, either directly or indirectly, people tend to come up with various explanations, the paper, therefore contains numerous definitions of evil and two historical approaches to the functioning of evil and merging it into the world. Besides, evil is often used as an argument against theism, which theism tries to use to its advantage, offering a justification for the existence of evil in the form of the so-called theodicy. A whole range of theodicies will be presented, which will balance its veracity between the justification and the unjustification of evil. Also, to better understand evil, it will be divided into various types and subtypes, which has its roots in the physical and moral, that is, in nature and man. To corroborate the theory even better, three examples of the manifestation of evil in the world will be presented, which are found in different times; the past, the present, and the future, tied to one common characteristic - the depiction of evil.