Evil and suffering (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes
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What do theologians call the question of how a loving God can allow terrible things to happen?
What do theologians call the question of how a loving God can allow terrible things to happen?
The problem of evil
What is moral evil?
What is moral evil?
Harmful actions caused by human choice
What is natural evil?
What is natural evil?
Harmful natural events without human cause
Which of these is an example of moral evil?
Which of these is an example of moral evil?
Murder
Which of these is an example of natural evil?
Which of these is an example of natural evil?
Earthquakes
What does omnipotent mean when describing God?
What does omnipotent mean when describing God?
All-powerful and can do anything
What does omniscient mean when describing God?
What does omniscient mean when describing God?
All-knowing and aware of everything
What does omnibenevolent mean when describing God?
What does omnibenevolent mean when describing God?
Completely good and loving
In the logical problem of evil, why would God want to prevent suffering?
In the logical problem of evil, why would God want to prevent suffering?
Because God is all-loving
How does the Bible portray God despite the problem of evil?
How does the Bible portray God despite the problem of evil?
As caring, just, and compassionate
How do Christians respond to the problem of evil using scripture?
How do Christians respond to the problem of evil using scripture?
Biblical quotes reveal God's true nature
What effect can the problem of evil have on people's faith?
What effect can the problem of evil have on people's faith?
Lead people to lose faith entirely