Problem of Evil OCR Philosophy
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- Created on: 08-01-18 17:26
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- The Problem of Evil
- Epicurean Paradox
- God doesn't prevent evil - omnipotent? - if omnipotent then not omnibenevolent
- God ISNT the God of classical theism
- God doesn't prevent evil - omnipotent? - if omnipotent then not omnibenevolent
- David Hume
- Omnipotent - natural + moral evil?
- Omniscient - knows how to end evil
- Omnibenevolent - would wna end evil
- God DOESNT exist
- Omnibenevolent - would wna end evil
- Omniscient - knows how to end evil
- Omnipotent - natural + moral evil?
- JL Mackie
- Inconsistant triad
- God DOESNT exist
- Inconsistant triad
- Logical P of E
- 1) Evil + suffering exists
- 2) God is omnibenevolent and omnipotent
- 3) A God of classical theism would want to end evil
- 4) God DOESNT exist
- 3) A God of classical theism would want to end evil
- 2) God is omnibenevolent and omnipotent
- 1) Evil + suffering exists
- Evidential P of E
- 1) Evidence of evil
- 2) Unlikely the world was created by the God of classical theism
- 3) Unlikely God exists
- 2) Unlikely the world was created by the God of classical theism
- 1) Evidence of evil
- Irenaeus' Theodicy
- soul making
- Evil = teleological (purposeful)
- World isn't perfect so we can develop
- Hick - 'perfection cannot be readymade'
- Epistemic distance
- Hick - 'perfection cannot be readymade'
- World isn't perfect so we can develop
- we all go to heaven
- Augustines theodicy
- world = perfect
- we have free will
- original sin = we deserve evil
- salvation comes from GRACE OF GOD
- original sin = we deserve evil
- evil = lack of good - not from God, not a substance
- we have free will
- soul deciding
- eternal heaven or eternal hell
- world = perfect
- Leibniz
- there's a sufficient reason for evil
- this world is the best of all possible worlds
- there's a sufficient reason for evil
- Free Will Defence
- Swinburne
- free will is essential, make our own choices
- disagrees with Iraneaus not everyone goes heaven bc then no consequences for actions
- free will is essential, make our own choices
- Swinburne
- Process Theodicy
- God gave us his power so he cant stop evil so not to blame
- Epicurean Paradox
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