Hick's Theodicy Flashcards

(68 cards)

1
Q

whose ideas does hick use

A

Irenaeus

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2
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in hicks theodicy, god is both…

A

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

A

yes

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4
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what are the two types of evil

A

moral and natural

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5
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why do we have moral evil

A

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

A

Adam and eve

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7
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why do we have natural evil

A

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

A

because evil has a purpose

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10
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Genesis 1v26

A

“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

A

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

A

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

A

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

A

130-200

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18
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what did Adam and eve make their mistake through

A

immaturity

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19
Q

the original sin - perfection/time

A

negative correlation

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

A

positive correlation

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21
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god created free, personal, moral beings who…

A

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

A

no

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24
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first stage of creation

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animal existence

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second stage of creation
higher level existence
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animal existence
bios
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higher level existence
Zoe
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free will is
valuable
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what is part of being human
free will
30
without free will, what would we be
robots
31
if we always chose good...
we would never learn
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if god removes evil...
he will remove our free will
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we should live in a world which
we don't feel like god is constantly watching us
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god does not
force himself on humans
35
good includes
rejecting evil
36
what does hick call it when god doesn't constantly watch us
epistemic distance
37
what does epistemic mean
knowledge
38
example
would you speed if the chief of police is sat next to you in the car?
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things that you can choose due to free will
love
40
based on
personal quality's
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examples: hick
told to love under hypnosis
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examples: vardy
the king and the peasant girl
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why did god make evil
so humans could have a choice
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choices must have real...
consequences
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choices must have both
good and bad consequences
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what does hick call this kind of world
the vale of soul making
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pain is...
necessary
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what does pain teach us
what is valuable and what is dangerous
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suffering is part of the...
predictable universe
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hick uses the analogy of the...
parent and child
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what does the parent want to do
develop valuable characteristics
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short term pain can mean
long term gain
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if you say no to a child...
they learn the value of something
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the world is
instrumentally good
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unlike Augustine
things are not intrinsically good in themselves
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earthquakes are not good but
they provide work for people and opportunity's to act selflessly
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if we had no suffering, we wouldn't have
courage charity compassion
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what did the tsunami in December 2004 do
it brought the world together
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what do we learn through experience
worthwhile virtues
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what does suffering build
good character
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what does Jesus' life demonstrate
his likeness of god
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often suffering does not produce
character development
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what is the purpose of evil
to produce good
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hick believes in
universal salvation
65
when do we become perfect
in the next life
66
hell is a place of
temporary suffering
67
what do we all eventually become
in the likeness of god
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when do we all do in the end
enter heaven