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Hick's Theodicy Flashcards

1
Q

whose ideas does hick use

A

Irenaeus

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2
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in hicks theodicy, god is both…

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all powerful and all good

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3
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if god is all good and all powerful, did he create evil

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yes

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4
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what are the two types of evil

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moral and natural

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5
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why do we have moral evil

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because Adam and eve created the original sin and ate from the forbidden tree

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6
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who made the original sin

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Adam and eve

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7
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why do we have natural evil

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because of fallen angels

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8
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why did the angels fall

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because they rebelled against god

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9
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why do we have evil

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because evil has a purpose

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10
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Genesis 1v26

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“let us make man in our image, after our likeness”

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11
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who were we made in the image of

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god

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12
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even though we are made in the image of god, what do we need to do

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grow into his likeness

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13
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what are humans

A

immature

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14
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even though humans are immature, what do we have

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potential

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15
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what are humans like

A

new born babies

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16
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what do we learn from

A

our mistakes

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17
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what are Irenaeus’ dates

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130-200

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18
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what did Adam and eve make their mistake through

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immaturity

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19
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the original sin - perfection/time

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negative correlation

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20
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the universe, earth and human beings develop over time - perfection/time

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positive correlation

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21
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god created free, personal, moral beings who…

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can grow

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22
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are humans perfect

A

no

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23
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are humans robots

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no

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24
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first stage of creation

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animal existence

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25
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second stage of creation

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higher level existence

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26
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animal existence

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bios

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27
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higher level existence

A

Zoe

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28
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free will is

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valuable

29
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what is part of being human

A

free will

30
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without free will, what would we be

A

robots

31
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if we always chose good…

A

we would never learn

32
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if god removes evil…

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he will remove our free will

33
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we should live in a world which

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we don’t feel like god is constantly watching us

34
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god does not

A

force himself on humans

35
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good includes

A

rejecting evil

36
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what does hick call it when god doesn’t constantly watch us

A

epistemic distance

37
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what does epistemic mean

A

knowledge

38
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example

A

would you speed if the chief of police is sat next to you in the car?

39
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things that you can choose due to free will

A

love

40
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based on

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personal quality’s

41
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examples: hick

A

told to love under hypnosis

42
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examples: vardy

A

the king and the peasant girl

43
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why did god make evil

A

so humans could have a choice

44
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choices must have real…

A

consequences

45
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choices must have both

A

good and bad consequences

46
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what does hick call this kind of world

A

the vale of soul making

47
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pain is…

A

necessary

48
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what does pain teach us

A

what is valuable and what is dangerous

49
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suffering is part of the…

A

predictable universe

50
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hick uses the analogy of the…

A

parent and child

51
Q

what does the parent want to do

A

develop valuable characteristics

52
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short term pain can mean

A

long term gain

53
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if you say no to a child…

A

they learn the value of something

54
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the world is

A

instrumentally good

55
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unlike Augustine

A

things are not intrinsically good in themselves

56
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earthquakes are not good but

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they provide work for people and opportunity’s to act selflessly

57
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if we had no suffering, we wouldn’t have

A

courage
charity
compassion

58
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what did the tsunami in December 2004 do

A

it brought the world together

59
Q

what do we learn through experience

A

worthwhile virtues

60
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what does suffering build

A

good character

61
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what does Jesus’ life demonstrate

A

his likeness of god

62
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often suffering does not produce

A

character development

63
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what is the purpose of evil

A

to produce good

64
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hick believes in

A

universal salvation

65
Q

when do we become perfect

A

in the next life

66
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hell is a place of

A

temporary suffering

67
Q

what do we all eventually become

A

in the likeness of god

68
Q

when do we all do in the end

A

enter heaven

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