The Problem of Evil

What two properties are considered logically impossible to coexist in the Probelm of Evil?

• Omnipotence and Omnipresence

• Omnibenevolence and Omnipresence

• Omnipotence and Omnibenevolence

• Omniscience and Omnipotence

What is the conclusion of this argument?

1. It is logically impossible for God and evil/suffering to exist.

2. Evil/suffering exists.

3. Therefore...

• God is not good.

• God is not omnipotent

• God is perfect.

• God doesn't exist.

The laws of logic are the same as the laws of physics.

• True

• False

Choose a hidden assumption of the Problem of Evil:

• God prefers a world without suffering.

• God is perfect.

• God is omnipotent.

• Jesus is the Son of God.

God can create ANY world He wants.

• True, because He is omnipotent.

• False, because God is not omnipotent.

• False, just any world that is logically possible.

• True, because He is perfect.

What is the correct definition of "omnipotence" about God?

• He can do anything He wants.

• He can create all Universes.

• He can do anything that is logically possible and according to his nature.

• He can do anything that is logically impossible, and he can go against his nature.

What is the main concept to solve the Problem of Evil?

• Rationality

• Free Will

• Obligation

• Moral Responsibility