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Free Will, Moral Growth, And Evil By John Hick

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Philosophy

 

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November 16, 2014

 

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Also this evil that we create is character building. Without great danger caused by another there could not be great courage. Without great selfishness their wouldn't' be people who devote their lives to giving to the unfortunate. Hick also states " Humans cause evil directly by freely choosing it and also by failing to develop the knowledge and skills to diminish the suffering produced by nature"...
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Also we indirectly choose evil because we fail to develop the knowledge and skills to diminish the suffering produced by nature such as earthquakes and disease. This lack of skills and knowledge that should be available but has not been developed is called "culpable incompetence" as Hicks puts it. Part of Hick's argument is that god could have made us perfect...
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Human Nature - Are humans naturally good or evil? Do humans have the right to create life through unnatural means? What are the ethical and moral aspects of this? ?Writers chose the Gothic mode to convey the idea that evil was within humans, "as a distortion, warping [the] mind", and not as an external malevolent force.' (Jacqueline Howard) Discuss the treatment of evil in two or three gothic novels studie... How Does Shakespeare Create An Atmosphere Of Evil In Act 4, Sc. 1? Inner Evil Are Humans Good or Evil? Are humans good or evil by nature? evil Free Will, Moral Growth, And Evil By John Hick Humans’ Moral Obligation To Preserve Endangered Species John Hick'S The Problem Of Evil On Free Choice Of The Will: St. Augustine’S View On Evil evil? Did God Create Evil? What factors must be considered when making moral decisions?
 

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