Y8 Problem of Evil

How did Aristotle view movement and change in the world?

• As caused by an Unmoved Mover
• As random and chaotic
• As a result of human actions
• As a natural occurrence without cause

Which philosopher saw God as an intelligent and powerful being?

• Plato
• Pythagoras
• Socrates
• Aristotle

What is the meaning of 'omniscient' in the context of the God of Classical Theism?

• Outside the universe
• All good and loving
• All powerful
• All knowing

According to Aristotle, what is the Unmoved Mover?

• A philosophical idea of knowledge
• A powerful being that causes everything
• A form of perfect beauty
• A concept of eternal life

What is an example of natural evil mentioned in the text?

• Theft
• Lying
• War
• Floods

What is the logical inconsistency discussed in the text?

• The existence of good and a malevolent God
• The existence of evil and a benevolent God
• The existence of evil and a malevolent God
• The existence of good and a benevolent God

What does the term 'omnipotent' mean in the context of the God of Classical Theism?

• All good and loving
• Outside the universe
• All powerful
• All knowing

What is the term used to describe the three ideas that don't make sense together?

• Paradoxical Triad
• Contradictory Trio
• Logical Paradox
• Inconsistent Triad

What is one weakness of Swinburne's argument mentioned in the text?

• It suggests God is not omnipotent.
• It argues for living like robots.
• It claims humans have no free will.
• It doesn't explain why God allows moral evil.

What does Swinburne say about a volcano in relation to free will?

• A volcano should be stopped.
• A volcano causes moral evil.
• A volcano has free will.
• A volcano doesn't have free will.