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Leibniz/Voltaire/Hume Comparison Paper OUTLINE and NOTES to give you a solid start on your paper without plagiarism. Essay outline: main points of the three people (which I include in depth) common themes between the three (which I include in depth) points of agreement (which I include in depth) points of disagreement (which I include in depth) my view (which I include in depth) conclusion (which I include in depth) PHIL 384 - Suffering and Belief in God An examination of key issues pertaining to suffering and belief in God. Topics include the problem of evil, arguments from suffering, original sin, everlasting suffering, and providence.

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1. Leibniz/Voltaire/Hume Comparison Paper: Due October 4th

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half summary/half our thoughts

Your review essay should
(1) summarize the main arguments of these three thinkers with an emphasis on common themes. You
must then
(2) identify and present the major points of agreement and disagreement, including the reasoning
given for the divergent conclusions. Be sure to address the differences between Hume and Voltaire, in
addition to their shared disagreement with Leibniz. Finally, you must

(3) stake out your own position on these issues. You can either provide your own argument for one
side or the other, or give reasons on behalf of one or more of the assigned readings. (disagree with it all
but which one appeals to me most)

Each of the above 3 components is equally important, and thus all should receive attention in your
review essay.

Essay outline:
main points of the three people
common themes between the three
points of agreement
points of disagreement
my view
conclusion

Leibniz:

 main point: this is the best of all possible worlds
 not trying to come to the conclusion that God exists but that God is morally justified
 pg 6
 liebniz was an optimist of the world as a whole
 like a painting
 pg 17
 pg21/22

Hume:

 main point:looking at the world the most natural conclusion is not god
 thinks Leibniz is asking the wrong question
 you cant say hes justifies because theres more good than bad because we cant measure it
 he raises the 4 ways the world could’ve been slightly better, which is a jab at Leibniz (its not the
best of all possible worlds)
 three characters: cleanthes, philo, demea
 leibniz is praised by hume for his optimism pg 39
 even our good things like opera and theatre speak of tragedy (pg41)

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