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According to the text, why does the created world have the possibility of evil in it?
According to the text, why does the created world have the possibility of evil in it?
- Because it is separate from God
- Because it is inherently evil
- Because it is eternal and unchanging
- Because it is not perfect and can change (correct)
What does Augustine consider as a punishment for being distanced from God?
What does Augustine consider as a punishment for being distanced from God?
- Inherited desire to sin
- Spiritual blindness (correct)
- Physical suffering
- Moral evils
Why does the text suggest that all humans are born with original sin?
Why does the text suggest that all humans are born with original sin?
- As a punishment from God
- Because of their own actions
- Because of their inherent evil nature
- Due to being 'seminally present in the loins of Adam' (correct)
What is the reason for natural and moral evils according to the text?
What is the reason for natural and moral evils according to the text?
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Why does the text state that the created world must have the possibility of evil?
Why does the text state that the created world must have the possibility of evil?
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