Theodicies Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Concise notes on the Problem of Evil and Theodicies applicable to all exam boards A sufficient amount of scholars included and extra A* research included

Summary of Philosophy Unit 3 - the problem of evil and suffering specification, including: 3.1 - Problem of Evil and Su(ering The nature of the problem across a range of religious traditions, types of evil and suffering, moral and non-moral, the challenge to religious belief posed by the inconsistency of the nature of God and the evident existence of evil and suffering challenging belief in the existence of God 3.2 - Theodicies and Solutions to the Problem of Suffering Belief that crea...

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 ...

An essay on the problem of evil and suffering that evaluates how this affects the ideas of God. Achieved full marks.

Notes covering the H573/01 Philosophy of Religion topic of the Problem of Evil, with explanation and notes covering all the necessary content for the exams.

MARK SCHEME – A-LEVEL RELIGIOUS STUDIES – 7062/1 – JUNE 2021 5 Levels of Response: 10 marks A-Level – AO1 Level 5 9–10 • Knowledge and critical understanding is accurate, relevant and fully developed in breadth and depth with very good use of detailed and relevant evidence which may include textual/scriptural references where appropriate • Where appropriate, good knowledge and understanding of the diversity of views and/or scholarly opinion is demonstrated • Clear and cohe...

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.

These revision notes formed part of the revision booklet I compiled to achieve a 1st class Philosophy and Theology Degree. This particular document contains the main arguments for this topic including the objections and replies. Also, the document contains quotes and arguments from key thinkers. Finally, at the end of the document I have compiled a list of past paper questions.

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.