Problem of Evil

What is free-will? Write a note on the free-will argument.

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What is Free-Will? Write a Note on the Free-Will Argument Introduction Free will refers to the ability of individuals to make choices without being completely determined by external forces. It is a central topic in philosophy, especially in ethics, religion, and metaphysics. The free-will argument explores how freedom of choice relates to responsibility, morality, and […]

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Compare St. Augustine’s and John Hick’s theodicy.

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Compare St. Augustine’s and John Hick’s Theodicy Introduction Theodicy is the attempt to justify God’s goodness despite the existence of evil in the world. Two major theodicies come from St. Augustine and John Hick. While both aim to solve the problem of evil, their approaches are very different in terms of assumptions, arguments, and implications.

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Write an essay on the problem of evil from dalit perspective.

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Introduction The problem of evil has been a long-standing philosophical and theological issue, questioning how suffering and injustice can exist in a world governed by a just and loving deity. From a Dalit perspective, this problem takes on a unique and urgent dimension, deeply rooted in lived experiences of caste-based oppression and social injustice. Understanding

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