3.1.1 Divine Attributes

• What are three common divine attributes of God?

  Omniscience, omnipotence, omnibenevolence
• What does the divine attribute 'omnipotence' mean?

  God is all-powerful
• What does the divine attribute 'omniscience' mean?

  God is all-knowing
• Divine attributes are central to monotheistic religions and philosophical conceptions of the divine.

  True
• Divine attributes describe God as a being of infinite power, knowledge, and goodness.


  True
• What does the divine attribute 'eternity' mean?

  God exists outside time
• What is the definition of omnipotence as a divine attribute?

  God is all-powerful
• The attribute of eternity describes God's existence outside of time
• What is the definition of omnibenevolence as a divine attribute?

  God is perfectly loving
• The philosophical implication of omnipotence includes the paradox of whether God can create something he cannot control.


  True
• Match the divine attribute with its philosophical implication:

  Omnipotence ↔️ Paradoxes about God's own power

  Omniscience ↔️ Questions about human free will

  Omnibenevolence ↔️ The problem of evil
• What are the three main divine attributes ascribed to God?

  Omnipotence, omniscience, omnibenevolence
• Omnibenevolence refers to God's perfect goodness and love for all beings
• What are the four key divine attributes that characterize God as a supreme being?

  Omnipotence, omniscience, omnibenevolence, eternity
• God's omnibenevolence means He acts with ultimate concern for the wellbeing of all creatures.
• Divine attributes refer to the key characteristics or properties that are ascribed to God
• What does the divine attribute 'omnibenevolence' mean?

  God is all-good
• The main divine attributes ascribed to God include omnipotence, omniscience, and omnibenevolence
• Match the divine attribute with its definition:

  Omnipotence ↔️ God is all-powerful

  Omniscience ↔️ God is all-knowing

  Omnibenevolence ↔️ God is all-good

  Eternity ↔️ God exists outside time
• What is the definition of omniscience as a divine attribute?

  God knows all things
• What is the definition of eternity as a divine attribute?

  God exists outside time
• What philosophical problem arises from the attribute of omnibenevolence?

  The problem of evil
• Omnibenevolence means God is all-good and perfectly loving towards all beings.


  True
• What does omniscience mean in the context of divine attributes?

  God is all-knowing
• Match the divine attribute with its definition:

  Omnipotence ↔️ All-powerful and can do anything logically possible

  Omniscience ↔️ All-knowing and has complete knowledge of past, present, and future

  Omnibenevolence ↔️ All-good and perfectly loving towards all beings
• How is omniscience defined as a divine attribute of God?

  God has complete knowledge
• The divine attribute of eternity implies that God is bound by temporal constraints.

  False
• What is the problem of evil, and which divine attribute does it challenge?

  Suffering contradicts omnibenevolence
• What is the definition of omnipotence according to its philosophical implication?

  God can do anything logically possible
• The philosophical implication of omniscience raises questions about human free will.


  True
• Arrange the main divine attributes in alphabetical order:

  1️⃣ Eternity

  2️⃣ Omnibenevolence

  3️⃣ Omnipotence

  4️⃣ Omniscience
• Omnipotence means God is all-powerful and can do anything logically possible
• The divine attributes of omnipotence, omniscience, and omnibenevolence are central to many monotheistic religions and philosophical views of the divine.

  True
• God's omnipotence means He can create logical contradictions.

  False
• What does eternity mean as a divine attribute of God?

  God exists outside time
• Omniscience raises questions about human free will and moral responsibility.
• The conflict between free will and divine foreknowledge arises because God's omniscience includes knowledge of future actions.
• What is a philosophical implication of omnipotence regarding the limits of God's power?

  Paradoxes about control
• The omnipotence paradox suggests that God can create a rock so heavy He cannot lift it.


  True