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What is the natures of God ? |
most important are omnipotent and benevolent but there is also omniscient, omnipresent, one and just. |
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What does benevolent mean ? |
All loving |
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What does omnipotent mean ? |
All powerful |
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Who made the inconsistent triad ? |
Mackie |
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What are the 3 parts of the inconsistent triad ? |
The 3 parts of the inconsistent triad are omnipotent, benevolent and evil. |
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What is natural evil and what are some examples of natural evil ? |
Natural evil is evil things made by nature and examples of natural evil is natural disasters and disease. |
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What is moral evil and what are some examples of moral evil ? |
Moral evil is human action that causes suffering. For example violence, murder, war etc. |
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Why did God create natural evil ? |
God creates suffering to test and develop us and make us have faith. |
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Why does God create moral evil suffering ? |
God creates suffering to let us deside and humans turned back on God. |
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What are the 3 reasons that war happens ? |
The 3 reasons that war happens are greed, retaliation and self-defence. |
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What is the meaning of greed in war ? |
Greed - Wanting more land, wanting more resources (such as oil) and wanting more power. |
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What is a example of greed ? |
Germany invading Poland in WW2. |
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What is the meaning of retaliation in war ? |
Retaliation - Wanting revenge or justice for the actions of other countries. |
