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Augustine's theodicy argues that God created the world and it was perfect, without the existence of evil or suffering. Augustine defined evil as the privation of goodness, just as blindness is a privation of...

God can be... The central argument in favour of an omnipotent God allowing evil to exist in the world originates from human free will; i.e. our ability to make unrestricted moral/ethical choices throughout o...

A white garment, holy oil and a Paschal candle.

Religious Pluralism can be defined as the idea of people from different backgrounds, societies, races and cultures co-existing together as one community. (2 marks) One advantage of religious pluralism is tha...

According to many passages in the Bible, God is said to be omnibenevolent (all-loving), omnipotent (all-powerful) and omniscient (all-knowing). Evidence of evil in our world is abundant, with moral evil taki...