Good, evil and suffering (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes
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What do Christians believe about the consequences of moral actions?
What do Christians believe about the consequences of moral actions?
Good is rewarded; evil is punished
According to Christianity, what do good actions lead to in the afterlife?
According to Christianity, what do good actions lead to in the afterlife?
Eternal reward in heaven
What does Romans 12:21 teach Christians to do?
What does Romans 12:21 teach Christians to do?
Overcome evil with good
What do Christians believe happens to those who persistently choose evil?
What do Christians believe happens to those who persistently choose evil?
They face separation from God & hell
What does the Parable of the Sheep & Goats evaluate people on?
What does the Parable of the Sheep & Goats evaluate people on?
Their treatment of others in need
Which actions does the Parable of the Sheep & Goats highlight?
Which actions does the Parable of the Sheep & Goats highlight?
Feeding hungry, clothing poor, caring
What does Matthew 25:40 teach about serving others?
What does Matthew 25:40 teach about serving others?
Helping others is serving Jesus
How do some Christians explain suffering using the concept of free will?
How do some Christians explain suffering using the concept of free will?
Suffering results from human choices
Why do Christians believe God allows free will despite its consequences?
Why do Christians believe God allows free will despite its consequences?
It makes genuine love & faith possible
What atheist argument challenges Christian beliefs about God?
What atheist argument challenges Christian beliefs about God?
All-loving God wouldn't allow suffering
How do humanists believe suffering should be addressed?
How do humanists believe suffering should be addressed?
Through human reason, science, cooperation
How do Christians respond to the problem of evil using free will?
How do Christians respond to the problem of evil using free will?
Free will is crucial answer to it