Philosophy presents itself in such a response. Be prepared to assess differing conceptions of answers here. I am not sure if good always triumphs over evil. The term "always" is probably where I feel there is the most amount of ambiguity. I would suggest that the personal set of beliefs an individual has might help them understand or conceive of an answer to such a question. Good, the concept of it, is pitted in many a situations against evil, and there is some battle between them. Depending on how one believes in the idea of spirituality, religion, the presence or absence of a divine power, is where the answer might be. For example, if one believes in a higher power, then there is the belief that evil might win at occasional moment, but it is part of a larger configuration where such instances are balanced out by a grander design. At the same time, if individuals do not believe in this higher power, evil might win, in general. This might be where an exercise in pure philosophy resides.
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