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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Wrongdoing resulting from human choices, such as murder or theft.
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Wrongdoing caused by human choices, such as murder or theft.
Revise: Nature of GodMoral evil results from human choices, such as murder, theft or cruelty. Natural evil involves suffering from natural events or processes, such as earthquakes and disease.
Link free will mainly to moral evil. Explain why earthquakes and diseases create a further challenge.
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Paper 1
Evil arising from human choices and actions, such as violence or cruelty.
Revise: Good, Evil and Suffering in ChristianityMoral evil results from human choices, such as violence, theft or cruelty. Natural evil is suffering arising from natural causes, such as earthquakes or disease. Suffering itself means physical pain or mental and emotional distress.
Harm or wrongdoing resulting from human actions and choices, such as murder or persecution.
Wrongdoing resulting from human actions and choices, such as cruelty or theft.