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C Evil : Religious responses to the problem of evil: Irenaean theodicy Irenaean Theodicy Irenaeus, the presence of evil was a deliberate action of an omnibenevolent God who wanted his creation to develop qualities that would make them

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C Evil : Religious responses to the problem of evil: Irenaean theodicy<br>
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Irenaean Theodicy Irenaeus, the presence of evil was a deliberate action of an omnibenevolent God who wanted his creation to develop qualities that would make them spiritually perfect.<br>
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Religious responses - The role of freewill The concept of freewill is implicit in both the Augustinian type theodicy and the Irenaean type theodicy.
Click on the religious response to the problem of evil and suffering and then click on the criticism and evaluate both viewpoints.
Consider what responses could be made to the criticisms.
Then use the slider to decide which argument you think is most successful<br>