Hick theodicy Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is a highly detailed essay on the key ideas associated with evil and suffering. It looks at the logical and evidential problems of evil along with solutions to it, including the Free Will Defence and John Hick's theodicy, as well as how successful they are as theodicies. There is an extensive amount of detail in this essay and would be great for when you are revising for your A Level Religious Studies exam to ensure you have a full rounded knowledge of evil and suffering.

Religious Studies OCR A-level revision notes covering the problem of evil with reference to the evidential and logical problem of evil, the Augustinian, reworking of the Irenaean theodicy by John HIck with strengths and weaknesses of both and reference to process theodicy and the free will defence

Full summary of Evil and Suffering, including outline and evaluation. In addition to all of the other aspects of this topic, each attempted solution to the Problem of Evil (Free Will Defence; Soul-Making Theodicy; Process Theology) is fully analysed as an individual topic with detailed critical evaluation. All relevant quotations are present and the most applicable examples for the problem of evil (e.g. Dostoyevski; the Permian-Triassic Extinction) are given in full detail.

Detailed yet compact notes on the Problem of Evil. Includes some ideas and suggestions about frequent scholars used in the topic, then colour-coded essay plan style responses to all thinking points with evaluation in purple.