Big Questions — Philosophy
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Key facts
Agnosticism is being unsure whether God exists.
Atheists often explain visions as the result of brain chemistry or psychology.
The conflict view holds that science and religion contradict each other.
In Genesis 2:7, Adam was made from the dust of the ground.
Many religious people see the Big Bang as compatible with belief in a God who set it off.
A common atheist argument is that an all-good, all-powerful God would prevent evil — its presence is evidence against such a God.
Atheism is the belief that no god exists.
Conversion is a change to a new religious belief, often after a powerful experience.
Charles Darwin proposed evolution by natural selection.
Many Christians accept evolution as God's method of creating life (theistic evolution).
Sample questions
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What is agnosticism?
- •Belief in many gods
- •Belief that God does not exist
- •Rejection of all religion
- ✓Unsure if God exists
What is a miracle?
- •A coincidence that helps someone
- •A vision during prayer
- •Any unexplained natural event
- ✓Event seen as God-caused
What is the conflict view?
- •Both always agree completely always
- •Both ask the same kind of questions
- •Both reject each other openly always
- ✓Science and religion contradict each other
What does evolution describe?
- ✓Species change over generations
- •Species created in one moment
- •Species ruled by spirits
- •Species stay the same forever
What does the Big Bang theory describe?
- •Universe created in seven days
- ✓Universe expanding from a point
- •Universe shrinking over time
- •Universe with no beginning
What is the Problem of Evil?
- •How evil spirits are overcome by prayer
- •Whether God allows humans to sin freely
- •Why religious people experience more hardship
- ✓Why suffering exists despite God
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