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The Influence of Evil Gods

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Manichaeanism raises questions about:

the influence of astrology on moral responsibility

the origin of the evil god and the role of God the Father (correct)

the nature of good people and good things happening to bad people

the existence of multiple gods in Christianity

Augustine's criticisms of Manichaeanism include its tendency to lead to:

rejection of the concept of monotheism

moral fatalism and removal of moral responsibility (correct)

conflict between good and evil gods

elevation of Satan to a position equal to God

What did Augustine's arguments against astrology weaken?

the concept of monotheism

the intellectual standing of Manichaeanism (correct)

the belief in good things happening to bad people

the influence of the evil god

Pelagianism suggests that any Christian could achieve:

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Augustine's criticisms of Manichaeanism became part of the Catholic Church's rejection of the heresy because it undermined the concept of:

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The Influence of Evil Gods

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Questions and Answers

Manichaeanism raises questions about:

Augustine's criticisms of Manichaeanism include its tendency to lead to:

What did Augustine's arguments against astrology weaken?

Pelagianism suggests that any Christian could achieve:

Augustine's criticisms of Manichaeanism became part of the Catholic Church's rejection of the heresy because it undermined the concept of:

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