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| − | ! Willing !! Able !! Response | + | ! Is God Willing to Prevent Evil? !! Is God Able To Prevent Evil? !! Epicurus's Response |
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| − | | No || No || TWhy call him God? | + | | No || Yes || God is therefore not benevolent. |
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| − | | Yes || No || Not omnipotent. | + | | Yes || No || God is therefore not omnipotent. |
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| − | | No || Yes || Not benevolent. | + | | No || No || If I is not willing to prevent evil and can't anyway, then why call him God? |
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| − | | Yes || Yes || Why is there evil? | + | | Yes || Yes || If he is good and omnipotent, then why is there evil? |
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