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Summary notes - Problem of Evil for OCR A-Level RS/ Philosophy and Ethics

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These are detailed notes including quotes, key scholars, information and analysis. Includes details about the Problem of Evil, the Augustinian theodicy, the Irenaean theodicy (including John Hick’s contributions) and analysis. I am predicted an A* for this subject, with these notes. Clearly handwritten and colour coded for ease of reading.

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