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Omnibenevolent
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All loving
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Omniscient
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All knowing
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Omnipotent
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All powerful
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Omnipresent
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Everywhere
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Natural evil
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Suffering not caused by humans
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Moral evil
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Suffering caused by humans
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Religious inclusivism
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Other religions are wrong but may have grasped partial truth
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Religious exclusivism
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All religions are wrong and need to convert
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Social justice
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Restoring equality and human rights to those in need
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Absolute poverty
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Lack of basic needs
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Relative poverty
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Being significantly worse off than the majority of the population
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Near death experience
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An experience when someone is close to death and later revives
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Religious experience
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An event in which a believes that they have come into direct contact with God
•Dreams •Visions •Hearing Gods voice •Near death experience •Miracle |
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Charismatic experiences
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•Speaking in tongues
•Making prophecies •Speaking in words of wisdom •Hraling others through power of God |
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Cosmological argument
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An argument for the existence of god
Something must have started something which created the big bang There must be a first cause that is spiritual as the physical universe was not made. This is God |
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Cosmological argument 2
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Motion- Things in motion require an external force to move them.
This chain of movement can't go back forever. There must exist an unmoved mover. Causation- Things that at caused require an external force to be. This chain of cause can't go back forever There must exist a uncaused causer Contingency- Things that are contingent require an external force. This chain of contingency can't go on forever. There must be an uncreated contingent. |
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Covenant
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An agreement between 2 parties
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Revelation
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When a truth is revealed which was previously hidden
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Eschatology
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Belief in life after death
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Incarnation
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To take flesh
God becomes human |
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Atonement
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Restoring a relationship with God through Jesus' death and resurection
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Harm principle
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Do whatever you like as long as it does not harm others
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John Stuart Mill
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Principle of utility
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Actions or behaviours are right if they promote happiness or pleasure
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John Stuart Mill
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Liturgical worship
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Following a set pattern
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Non-liturgical
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Not following a set procedure
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Convert
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Change from one religion to another
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Missionary
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A person who preaches and invites others to convert to Christianity, often in another culture or country
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Evangelism
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Preaching the gospel in order to make people believers
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Persecution
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The I'll treatment of an individual or group on religious or ethnic grounds
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Reconciliation
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Restoring peace and friendship between individuals and groups.
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Ecumenical movement
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Brings christian and opposing views together
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World council of Churches
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Seeks reconciliation and peace for people around the world.
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