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CHRISTIAN BELIEF: PROBLEM OF EVIL AND SUFFERING IN THE WORLD
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Inconsistent
triad: God is
omnipotent
,
omniscient
, omnibenevolent
Moral
evil - evil caused by humans eg war
Natural
evil - evil caused naturally eg earthquake
Iranaean
theodicy:
Iranaeus
said God allows
evil
in the world so we can
learn
what is right and
good
, he created a world where good and
evil
would exist
This is called
soul-making
, we develop
spiritually
as we learn from
mistakes
God cant stop people from doing
evil
as this will affect their
free
will
, if people learn from
mistakes
and become better they can still go
heaven
Augustinian
theodicy:
St
Augustine
said God made a
perfect
world and did not create
evil
, only
good
: evil is when
good
gets
corrupted
Adam
and
Eve
bought
evil
into world with the first
sin
, all humans inherit sinful nature (
original
sin) from Adam and Eve
Humans can only be saved from sin as
Jesus
died as a
sacrifice
for their sin
Story of
Job:
"Though he
slay
on me,
yet
will I
trust
in
him.
"
This teaches Christians to keep their
faith
if they
suffer
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