2.A
Which type of evil occurs when the world appears to malfunction and events are out of human control?
Natural evil
Gregory S. Paul uses statistics to show God's malevolence, specifically that 25% of children died during childbirth between which years?
1800-1900
Gregory S. Paul makes his case by focusing on the amount of children who suffer before they reach the age of:
Reason
What concept involves tracing all evil back to its ultimate cause?
Metaphysical evil
According to the Logical Problem of Evil, if God is willing to prevent evil but not able, what does this imply about God?
God is not omnipotent
Gregory S. Paul questions why babies were put on Earth purely to suffer if they are destined to go to:
Heaven
Rowe uses natural evil against animals to argue that there is no apparent good that comes out of:
Intense suffering
J.L. Mackie's Inconsistent Triad primarily focuses on which aspect of evil?
The logical problem of evil
William Rowe argued that if God is omni-quality, they should be able to stop intense suffering, such as that caused by:
A forest fire
Which of the following is one of the three components of J.L. Mackie's Inconsistent Triad?
Evil exists
If God is able to prevent evil but not willing, what does the Logical Problem of Evil suggest about God?
God is malevolent
The Irish potato famine is cited as an example for which problem of evil?
The Evidential Problem
What type of evil is defined as man-made, deliberate acts with bad intention, such as murder?
Moral evil
An example of natural evil occurring through moral evil, as mentioned in the notes, is:
Wildfires via global warming
William Rowe states that we cannot know why there is suffering, but a benevolent God would always:
Eliminate all evil