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    question of the existence of evil in the world with their differing yet equally intellectual theodicy’s. Leibniz attacks the problem of evil with the concept of our world being the best possible world that God could create. Plantinga explains the hardships in the world with a free will theodicy‚ in which the world exists in its manner due to the free will of humanity. I argue that while each theodicy brings up a pertinent view to assess the issue‚ none solve the problem of why evil exists in a world with

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    understanding about God. One such question asks‚ “If God is omnipotent (all powerful)‚ why is there suffering and evil in the world?” It is also known as the Theodicy question. This a question that many Christians struggle with. However the Bible does provide some answers as to why God allows evil to exist. Christian Theologians throughout the ages have also provided some insight into the theodicy. I have very little experience on how to answer this. My life has been very sheltered‚ and I haven’t experiences

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    That Evil The problem of evil is an issue that is entirely too overlooked and dismissed by most Christians. I believe that it is a valid argument to renounce some views that traditional theism sets forward. This problem makes the existence of a traditional God extremely unlikely‚ and it makes a belief in one‚ irrational at best. The existence of evil is in juxtaposition with the idea of a Christian‚ omnipotent and wholly good God. Valid concerns may be raised that the problem of evil should

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    Short Essay on Hamartiology God created a world free of sin and where we could co-exist with wild animals‚ the lion with the sheep eating side by side and with us‚ without fear. I want to start form the beginning so we can understand how and when sin and evil entered the world. This happened when man (Adam) sinned against God; Adam disobeyed God by eating the fruit that God had said not to eat. There is way’s to see this problem of what we call evil‚ not sin since sin is against God. We can see

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    those who believe in God and those who do not. The problem of evil has shown to be one of the most significant objections to the existence of God. According to most theology‚ God is omniscient‚ omnipotent‚ and omnibenevolent. Everyone sees and experiences evil‚ no matter how innocent and good-hearted‚ which begs the question: “How could God let this happen?” The evils talked about in the problem of evil are moral evil and natural evil. Moral evil is that which occurs from moral human agents such

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    When studying theodicies you can find that some are extremely intellectual‚ while others can be more practically applied to evil. The N.T. Wright and the Problem of Evil theodicy is somewhere in between the scale of extremes. N.T. Wright takes studies from the Bible to answer questions of Gods involvement of evil and gives Christians a way for them to be active as well. When N.T. Wright was forming his theodicy it is obvious he spent a lot of his time in the scriptures for answers. Wright would

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    A) Explain Irenaeus’ Theodicy The Irenaeus Theodicy‚ often called Soul Making‚ is a counterpart to Augustine’s Theodicy‚ yet it is also and opposing argument. While Augustine stated that evil came from humans and Adam in Genesis‚ Irenaeus proposes that evil is opposing the human races’ bid to become one with God. Irenaeus’theodicy differs from Augustine’s‚ as it is more in the sense that God created evil‚ whereas Augustine described its existence to be more of a mistake. Yet some of Irenaeus points

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    The explanation for why someone or something is evil can not be easily defined‚ as the answer may vary based on a person’s psychological thought process or intellectual reasoning. The justification of this paper is to discuss Peter Van Inwagen and his philosophical response to the argument from evil‚ as well as his free will defense theory for the answer to this complication. I will carefully evaluate the two standard objections to his solution and offer my personal opinion of rather or not he offers

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    “If Only there is No God then there is No Problem:” A Theological Reflection On the Mystery of Evil And Uniqueness of God For a theologian or an ordinary person concerned with the problem of theodicy‚ human suffering appears to be inconsistent with the notion of a God who is all-powerful and good. It is rationally inconceivable to claim belief in such a God when people are faced with senseless suffering in their day-today-life. How do we respond to the events of suffering that challenge our

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    During the Romantic Era‚ Mary Shelly was inspired by several authors‚ such as Samuel Taylor Coleridge and John Milton‚ to write her very first novel‚ Frankenstein. In her novel‚ Mary Shelly incorporated the idea that nature is beautiful in many ways. Men were supposed to find peace‚ joy‚ and love in it rather than fear and misery. One of her main characters was a monster who was referred to as the devil‚ and who was created by Victor Frankenstein. The devil is made up of one hundred percent of various

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