Evil and suffering (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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Which of these is an example of moral evil?
Which of these is an example of moral evil?
War
What causes natural evil and suffering?
What causes natural evil and suffering?
Natural processes
What does 'omnibenevolent' mean when describing God?
What does 'omnibenevolent' mean when describing God?
All-good and loving
What does 'omnipotent' mean in the Inconsistent Triad?
What does 'omnipotent' mean in the Inconsistent Triad?
All-powerful
What are the three characteristics in the Inconsistent Triad?
What are the three characteristics in the Inconsistent Triad?
Omnibenevolent, omniscient, omnipotent
According to the Bible, how did evil enter the world?
According to the Bible, how did evil enter the world?
Through human disobedience
Why did God send Jesus to Earth according to Christian belief?
Why did God send Jesus to Earth according to Christian belief?
To address the problem of evil
How did Job respond to his suffering according to the Bible?
How did Job respond to his suffering according to the Bible?
Maintained belief & didn't blame God
Which biblical book offers comfort by emphasising God's protective care?
Which biblical book offers comfort by emphasising God's protective care?
Psalms
How do Catholics use prayer to respond to evil and suffering?
How do Catholics use prayer to respond to evil and suffering?
To find strength and comfort
Who established the Samaritans as a charitable response to suffering?
Who established the Samaritans as a charitable response to suffering?
Chad Varah
What did St Augustine say about free will and evil?
What did St Augustine say about free will and evil?
Free will creates greater good
According to St Irenaeus, why is evil and suffering necessary?
According to St Irenaeus, why is evil and suffering necessary?
For human development & spiritual growth