Question

Question 4

Match the following

-       A.       B.       C.       D.	Logical Problem of Evil
-       A.       B.       C.       D.	Evidential Problem of Evil
-       A.       B.       C.       D.	Existential Problem of Evil
-       A.       B.       C.       D.	Natural Problem of Evil

A.	A deductive argument positing that the existence of evil in the world disproves the existence of God
B.	An inductive argument positing that the amount and/or severity of evil in the world makes the existence of God highly improbable
C.	The argument that the evil one has had to face in his or her own life makes the existence of God unlikely
D.	Argument that earthquakes, famine, animal attacks, etc make the existence of God unlikely

Answer 1

Logical problem of evil -> A

According to this, it states that God prevents evil in the world, but with the existence of evil it logically states that God does not exist. It disproves the existence of God and describes that God and evil cannot control exist.

Evidential problem of evil.->B

In this case, it states that it is improbable for an omnipotent, omniscient God do exist given the amount of evil that is present in the world. This is what is meant by evidential problem of evil.

Existential problem of evil.->C

Here, in this context it is believed that human beings have to face many hardships in life and is also exposed to evil. Due to this, the chances that God exists in said to be doubtful or very unlikely which is meant by existential problem of evil

Natural problem of evil->D

It states that a non divine agent is responsible for cruelty and evil in the world and the evil that is caused to the non human elements such as animals and nature makes the exisiexis of God doubtful.