What did J.L. Mackie mean by "Evil Shows That There is no God"? Do you think he was correct? Why or why not?

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I think he meant that if there was a God then he would not let us struggle. Yet I think he is incorrect because if God did not let us struggle then we would never learn.

OLga [1]4 years ago

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Answer:

Since the commencement of western idea, various savants and incredible scholars have battled with what is known as The Problem of Evil.

Explanation:

Various compelling logicians have set the contrariness between the presence of God and the presence of shrewdness. Various theists have protected their concurrence.

Previous Oxford teacher of Philosophy J.L Mackie berated the theist by endeavouring to uncover their contentions as invalid and unpersuasive.

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The poet ends the poem by telling us that Alexander went back on his word, thus breaking his promise. Do you consider that a pro

MatroZZZ [7]

Answer:

I don't know the story, so I just went off of what you gave.

In my opinion, breaking promises is never good.

Explanation:

When you break a promise, you lose the trust of the person you made the promise to.

Trust is something that cannot be taken lightly. It can break easily, and it can take years to rebuild the trust.

Thus, I don't think Alexander should have even made that promise if he wasn't going to do his best to fulfill it.

It makes him seem untrustworthy.