Ten questions on arguments rather than on who is right: a designer inferred from order and the objection to the inference, a first cause and the question…
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• The design argument suggests that the world shows such order and purpose that it must have been created by an intelligent designer. Which…
• The first cause argument states that everything that begins must have a cause, leading to the conclusion of a first cause. What is the…
• The problem of evil is often presented as a logical tension for those who hold specific beliefs. Which set of claims creates this tension?
• The free will response to evil suggests that human freedom is a great good that requires the possibility of choosing wrong. Which type of…
• Some argue that suffering serves a purpose, such as building character or compassion. What is a common objection to this view?
• A believer describes an event as a miracle. What is usually meant by the word, and what is the standard objection to accepting such a claim?
• In religious studies, how is the distinction between general and special revelation usually defined?
• Which of the following best describes the term agnosticism?
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