Knowledge, Freedom, and the Problem of Evil Multiple-Choice Quiz

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. According to Stump, Swinburne's main thesis is that

the word of God is logically necessary for gaining the knowledge needed for freedom. correct incorrect

the word of God would be a better way to gain the knowledge needed for freedom. correct incorrect

natural evils are logically necessary for gaining the knowledge needed for freedom. correct incorrect

natural evils are merely a better way to the knowledge needed for freedom. correct incorrect

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. In response to Swinburne, Stump argues that

natural evils are not logically necessary for freedom. correct incorrect

natural evils are evidence that God does not exist. correct incorrect

it is false that human beings have freedom. correct incorrect

it is false that knowledge is needed for freedom. correct incorrect

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. According to Stump, we could learn about the bad effects of asbestos

if God provided us with this information in a dream. correct incorrect

through past experience. correct incorrect

scientific testing. correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Which of the following best describes Stump's view?

Not all evils can be justified by appealing to free will. correct incorrect

All evils can be justified by appealing to free will. correct incorrect

All evils created by God are justifiable. correct incorrect

Both b and c correct incorrect