Philosophy 1020 Lecture : Tutorial

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We can talk to him during office hours. First line of the assignment is the answer to the question. Give reasons (good reasons) that support the conclusion. It"s now well you argue your conclusion. The earth is meant to develop our souls to go we go to heaven. If there was no evil, we wouldn"t need to have these tests. Evil is went to teach us what is right and what is wrong, but we don"t always learn (holocaust = neo-nazis) There should be no point because god knows that we are gonna do, but we have free- will. God made a world is to develop moral virtues (to make us enlightened) Imperfect (adam and eve were never perfect) Struggle (without it, it is impossible to create virtues)

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