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How many sums equal 76?
Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many.
How much chords can there be in a circle?
Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many.
How many hours is how many hours is how many hours is 4130 miles flying?
so many hours
How many calender's are there?
many
What are Limitation of RDBMS?
too many too many too many
How would a theist solve the problem of evil?
Theists would probably use theodicies (attempt to solve the problem of evil in the world whilst still retaining the traditional theisitic God). The two main theodicies being the Augustinian theodicy (St Augustine) and the Irenaean theodicy (Irenaeus).
What has the author Richard Forrer written?
Richard Forrer has written: 'The ascending effort' 'Theodicies in conflict' -- subject(s): American Christian literature, American Didactic literature, American literature, Christian ethics, History, History and criticism, Puritan movements in literature, Puritans, Religion and literature, Theodicy in literature
In the context of apologetics groothius thinks that it is sufficient to offer a defense against the problem of evil rather than offer a theodicy?
Groothius argues that offering a defense against the problem of evil is more feasible than constructing a theodicy, as theodicies aim to provide a comprehensive explanation for why evil exists. Groothius believes that a defense can demonstrate that belief in God is reasonable despite the existence of evil, without needing to fully justify or explain the presence of evil in the world.
Words that start with 'theo'?
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How do religious people respond to different types of evil?
For a theological overview of evil, read the first few paragraphs; for specific examples of how religious people deal with evil in the world, skip about halfway down. All of this assumes that we know, can identify, and can agree on what evil is. The problem of evil, which points out the inconsistency between the idea of an omnipotent (all-powerful), omniscient (all-knowing), and omnibenevolent (perfectly good) being and the existence of evil in the world, is a fundamental one for theologists. In Christianity, there are two official systems of explanation, called 'Theodicies'. The first, called the 'Augustinian Theodicy', says that evil is necessary so that people can have free will; without this, we would be like robots and life would have no meaning. The second, called the 'Irenaean Theodicy', says that evil is necessary to allow us to grow and develop as people. In addition to these, there are several unofficial theodicies, including 'Process Theodicy', which says that God is not omnipotent but is limited by the world and is doing the best He can, and an explanation offered by the philosopher Leibniz, who argued that, since God is perfectly good, we are, in fact, living in the best of all possible worlds, and that some ineffable (unknowable) factor prevents it from being what we would consider 'perfect'. One need not believe in God to be religious, however; Buddhists believe that evil is caused by human desires, and that only by giving these up can people reach enlightenment and the world be made better. If your question was, as I've begun to suspect after having written all of this, of a more practical nature, then read on. Religious people have, in many ways (and certainly from their point of view) several advantages over secular and non-religious people in the way that they can deal with evil. Firstly, they have an objective (real, not dependent on anything else) standard and framework of morality and personal conduct they can turn to as a guide and argument against evil. Secondly, when evil is being perpetrated against them, religion and belief can provide inner strength and comfort to stand up to it. If a religious person is truly religious, then their response to evil should be to fight it wherever possible, and by whatever means necessary; this is a central tenet (belief) of most religions.
How many Chinese died in the Vietnam war?
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How many varieties of snapple are there?
many many
How many bpo in India?
many...many
What changes a canyon?
What changes Canyons is many many many many things!Many I tell you!Many!
What has influenced Lauren child's?
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How many sums equal 76?
Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many. Infinitely many.
How many are there between 926 and 670?
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