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Problem of Evil Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Which of these views is associated with John Hick?

a)

Evil is privation

b)

Soul making

c)

Predestination

d)

Natural evil is punishment

2.

The inconsistent triad is the problem arising from the existence of an all powerful and all loving God with what other thing?

a)

God's existence

b)

God's immanence

c)

God's omniscience

d)

The existence of evil

3.

Which of these points are NOT a criticism of the Free Will defense?

a)

It assumes all people will be saved

b)

It fails to explain animal pain

c)

It fails to explain Natural Evil

d)

We cannot prove that humans have free will

4.

Which of these ideas comes from Augustine?

a)

Soul making

b)

Universalism

c)

Original Sin

d)

Consequentialism

5.

How would a Deist solve the problem of evil?

a)

By arguing that God is unaware of evil

b)

By arguing that God is not all good

c)

By arguing that God is not all powerful

d)

By arguing God does not exist

6.

Which of these problems comes from our experience of evil?

a)

the logical problem of evil

b)

the evidential problem of evil

c)

both of the above

d)

neither

7.

Which of these issues is NOT a criticism of Hick's soul making theodicy?

a)

universalism means that even the wickedest people end up in heaven

b)

God is using evil to bring about a greater good

c)

the sheer amount of evil makes character building less worthwhile

d)

the issue of predestination counts against free will

8.

Which of these ideas are NOT part of Hick's theodicy?

a)

Epistemic Distance

b)

Soul making

c)

Free will

d)

Original Sin

9.

Which of these thinkers puts a version of the Free Will Defence?

a)

Alvin Plantinga

b)

John Mackie

c)

John Hick

d)

D Z Phillips

10.

How does Swinburne criticise Hick's soul making theodicy?

a)

He does not accept Epistemic Distance

b)

He does not accept the idea of Free Will

c)

He does not accept the possibility of character development

d)

He does not accept the idea of universalism