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Philosophy: Chapters 13 and 14

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

Which is the best explanation of the problem of suffering?

a)

Why do evil people hurt other people?

b)

What makes someone become evil?

c)

If there is a God, why does it allow suffering?

d)

If there is a God, why is there an afterlife?

2.

Which would J. L. Mackie most likely say?

a)

Religion provides us answers for difficult questions.

b)

There is no logical argument for religion.

c)

We should accept suffering as a consequence of freedom.

d)

Suffering proves that God must be all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good .

3.

What is Augustine's argument for the coexistence of God and suffering?

a)

We suffer in this life to prepare us for a good eternal afterlife.

b)

We suffer because god gave us the freedom to make our own choices.

c)

We suffer to prove our devotion to god

d)

We suffer because god does not have the complete power to control everything.

4.

Agnostics:

a)

believe in god(s)

b)

believe there is no god

c)

believe that we can never know for sure if god exists

5.

Theists:

a)

believe in god(s)

b)

believe there is no god

c)

believe that we can never know for sure if god exists

6.

Your _______ is what you really are deep down inside. Your _______ is what you do throughout your life.

a)

essence; existence

b)

existence; essence

c)

subjective value; objective value

d)

objective value; subjective value

7.

Who would say: The defining characteristic of human existence is free choice. First, we exist. Then, we determine who we are.

a)

Thomas Aquinas

b)

Jean-Paul Satre

c)

Nihilists

8.

If I believe that life has no meaning whatsoever, then I most likely believe:

a)

that life has objective value

b)

that life has subjective value

c)

in nihilism