Arguments from the Problem of Divine Omnibenevolence
Description: Arguments from the Problem of Divine Omnibenevolence | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Which philosopher is most closely associated with the argument from evil?
What is the main premise of the argument from evil?
What is the main conclusion of the argument from evil?
Which of the following is an example of a logical fallacy that can be used to attack the argument from evil?
Which of the following is a possible response to the argument from evil?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a privation of good?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a necessary consequence of the existence of free will?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a mystery that cannot be fully understood by humans?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a necessary part of the world in order for there to be any good?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the alienation of humans from their true nature?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the will to power?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the dialectic of history?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the human condition?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the absurd?
Which philosopher argued that evil is a result of the nothingness?