Augustinian type theodicy 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: Sc1602Created on: 24-12-19 09:58 What is the first part of Augustinian type theodicy? evil as a consequence of sin 1 of 24 Augustine stated that creation was originally free from... evil 2 of 24 When did evil come into existence? when angels and humans misused their wills and turned from God 3 of 24 Humans and angels angels are part of the created order, so they are... susceptible to change, so they could turn away from God 4 of 24 What caused this turning away? the cause remains a mystery 5 of 24 Is God responsible for evil? No, as humans freely choose sin 6 of 24 No, as humans freely choose sin evil as a privation 7 of 24 An omnibenevolent cannot have... created evil as a substance 8 of 24 What does evil indicate? an absence of part of the created order 9 of 24 When does evil occur? when the potential to become corrupted is realised 10 of 24 All things in their nature are good, but they are... susceptible to change 11 of 24 e.g. what is darkenss the absence of light 12 of 24 Why do humans tend to be offended by things in the created order? because humans do not see the whole picture as God does 13 of 24 What is the third part of Augustinian type theodicy? the Fall of human beings and creation 14 of 24 What does it mean that all human beings are seminally present? all humans are descended from Adam, so all humans share in Adam's guilt and sin 15 of 24 Because all humans share in Adam's guilt and sin, they deserve to... face the same punishment 16 of 24 Why do humans suffer through moral evil? as a result of free will 17 of 24 Where does natural evil come from? the absence of good and corruption of creation 18 of 24 God judged it better to... bring good out of evil than to permit no evil 19 of 24 What is the fourth part of Augustinian type theodicy? the cross overcomes evil, soul-deciding 20 of 24 What does felix culpa mean? happy mistake (bringing good out of evil) 21 of 24 If there was no Fall, God wouldn't have... needed to send Jesus to save 22 of 24 Why do some call this a "soul-deciding" theodicy? freely accepting Jesus leads to redemption 23 of 24 What does redemption through Christ's sacrifice on the cross show? God's mercy and justice 24 of 24
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