God and the problem of evil

What word describes a Christian response to the problem of evil?(1 Point)TheologyTheodicyTheismAtheism

What can a Christian do in response to the problem of evil?(1 Point)PrayGive to charityGo to churchRead the Bible Ignore it Be thankful its not them

1. Which is /not/ the case according to Divine Command theory? 1. If God commanded us to kill people, the morally correct thing to do would be to kill people. 2. If God doesn't exist, everything is permitted. 3. It's impossible for God to command evil. 4. There's no fact of the matter about what is morally good or bad. 2. What is an absorbed evil? 1. Something that seems evil but isn't really. 2. Something that is evil, but without which there couldn't be some good such that the resulting total is net good. 3. Something that is too powerful for God to control. 4. Something that is evil, but makes some good thing more likely to occur. 3. What properties does an antigod have? 1. All powerful, all knowing, all evil. 2. Minimally powerful, all knowing, all good. 3. All powerful, minimally knowing, all good. 4. All powerful, all knowing, all good.

What do I know and understand now about the co-existence of good and evil in the world?How am I able to apply a Christian response to questions and situations that arise about good vs. evil? Summarise your understanding of co-existence of good and evil and the paradox of human freedom on post it notes.

That man has an inherent capacity for evil is represented by*1 pointthe fire that rages out of controlthe littluns' fear of the beastJack's knifethe lord of the flies