Evil And Suffering

Question 1

Evil means

Answer 1

Morally wrong or bad

Question 2

Suffering means

Answer 2

Undergoing pain

Question 3

Natural evil is caused by

Answer 3

Nature

Question 4

Moral evil is caused by

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Human beings

Question 5

Free will is the idea that

Answer 5

Humans are free to make their own moral choices

Question 6

Penitence is

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The action or feeling of showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong

Question 7

Heaven is

Answer 7

A physical place in the afterlife for the righteous

Question 8

Hell is

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A place or state where gods judgment is on unrepentant sinners

Question 9

Gehenna is the Hebrew word for

Answer 9

Place of torment or suffering

Question 10

Sheol is the Hebrew word for

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A place of waiting for judgement

Question 11

Dukkha means

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Suffering or illness

Question 12

Nirvana means

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The state when Buddhists have achieved understanding and have broken free of the cycle of life and death

Question 13

Jesus’ first temptation was

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To turn rocks into bread (hedonism)

Question 14

Jesus’ 2nd temptation was

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To throw himself off the temple and gods angels would catch him (egoism)

Question 15

Jesus’ 3rd temptation was

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To bow down and worship the devil and have great wealth and kingdoms (materialism)

Question 16

Old Testament contains

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Law and judgement

Question 17

New Testament contains

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Grace and forgiveness

Question 18

Theodicy is

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An attempt to answer the question of why a good god allows evil

Question 19

Job’s 1st test was

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Emotional suffering

Question 20

Job’s 2nd test was

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Physical suffering

Question 21

Job’s 3rd test was

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Social suffering

Question 22

Irenaeus taught

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That suffering brings you closer to god

Question 23

St Augustine taught

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Suffering was caused by humans not god

Question 24

The passion refers to the suffering and death

Answer 24

If Jesus Christ “my god, my god, why have you forsake me?”