The nature or attributes of God (Edexcel A-Level Religious Studies): Quizzes
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What does the term 'omnibenevolence' mean?
What does the term 'omnibenevolence' mean?
All loving
Who is seen as the embodiment of love in Christianity?
Who is seen as the embodiment of love in Christianity?
Jesus
Why does God provide humans with free will according to Christians?
Why does God provide humans with free will according to Christians?
So we can willingly choose to follow him
What does the existence of evil and suffering seem to contradict?
What does the existence of evil and suffering seem to contradict?
God's all-loving qualities
What would happen if God intervened in the world according to the free will defence?
What would happen if God intervened in the world according to the free will defence?
We would have no free will
Why is natural evil difficult to justify?
Why is natural evil difficult to justify?
It is no fault of humans
What do some people argue is the result of the original sin?
What do some people argue is the result of the original sin?
Natural evil
What does the existence of hell seem to contradict?
What does the existence of hell seem to contradict?
The idea of an all-loving God
According to Aristotle, how is free will demonstrated?
According to Aristotle, how is free will demonstrated?
Ability to make moral or immoral choices
What does Mackie argue God could have created?
What does Mackie argue God could have created?
Humans who always choose good
In the story of the flood, why did God destroy what he created?
In the story of the flood, why did God destroy what he created?
Earth was corrupt and filled with violence
What three qualities of God are described as incompatible in the Inconsistent Triad?
What three qualities of God are described as incompatible in the Inconsistent Triad?
Benevolence, omniscience, omnipotence