Why does Nielsen dismiss the necessity of divine punishment to motivate moral behavior?
a. God doesn't really exist.
b. The government can also perform the role of punisher.
c. God will probably forgive our wrongdoing.
d. History shows Christians haven't behaved better than anyone else.
d
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Identify the main connective and truth value for [(D ? E) v J] ? (E ? J). Assume that J is true, and D and E are false
A) conjunction, false. B) disjunction, true. C) biconditional, false.
In end of his study in this chapter on the problem of evil, which is not one of the conclusions that Migliore draws?
a. The biblical witness calls us to practical discipleship in faith, hope, and love (e.g., resisting evil and identifying with those who suffer). b. Evil is not really that big of a problem if we have good theology. c. A compelling doctrine of God's providence in the face of evil must be rooted in and tested by the gospel of the crucified Lord. d. Prayer has a necessary place in the Christian life and theological work, especially in the face of radical evil.
Desjardins and Duska argue that drug testing is morally justified in which of the
following professions?
a. Philosophy professor b. Corporate executive c. Musician d. Pilot
According to Hursthouse, all abortions are vicious and callous
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.