Media Tutorial Quiz 2.2

. The problem of evil

tries to make evil people be nice for a change.

explains we live in the best of all possible worlds.

explains how something can come from nothing.

explains who made God.

explains how suffering can exist in a world created by an all-loving, all-powerful God.

. Which of the following is a response to the problem of evil?

The-best-of-all-possible-worlds-response

The soul-making response

The free will response

All of the above

None of the above

. According to Leibniz's best-of-all-possible-worlds response to the problem of evil,

suffering is compatible with God's love if this is the best of all possible worlds.

there's no reason to believe that this world couldn't possibly be any better.

God does not exist.

suffering is compatible with God's love if we bring it about of our own free will.

suffering is compatible with God's love if it makes us grow to have more virtuous characters.

. According to the soul-making response to the problem of evil,

suffering is compatible with God's love if this is the best of all possible worlds.

there's no reason to believe that this world couldn't possibly be any better.

God does not exist.

suffering is compatible with God's love if we bring it about of our own free will.

suffering is compatible with God's love if it makes us grow to have more virtuous characters.

. According to the freewill response to the problem of evil,

suffering is compatible with God's love if this is the best of all possible worlds.

there's no reason to believe that this world couldn't possibly be any better.

God does not exist.

suffering is compatible with God's love if we bring it about of our own free will.

suffering is compatible with God's love if it makes us grow to have more virtuous characters.

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