Irenaean theodicy Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These problem of evil notes summarise the background to the problem of evil, Augustinian theodicy, Irenaean theodicy, John Hicks Irenaean theodicy, the free will defence, process theodicy, scholarly quotes, and other aspects of human experience relating to the topic.

I am predicted A* and have got A* in all of my mocks and have completed my A level exams in 2022. These notes are 5-10 pages and include everything on the specification: * the problem of evil and suffering: * different presentations * theodicies that propose some justification or * reason for divine action or inaction in the face of evil * including its logical (the inconsistency between divine attributes and the presence of evil) and evidential (the evidence of so much ...

This 15 page document is probably my most detailed booklet yet. It includes a summary of every theory in the problem of evil as well as their subsequent strengths and weaknesses. It also has detailed essay plans at the end. What's inside: - Key terms - Possible Exam Practice Questions - The logical problem of evil - Mackie and Epicurus - Strengths and weaknesses of the logical problem of evil - The evidential problem of evil - William Rowe - Responses to this ^ - Augustine's theo...

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.

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

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.