1.2 God as omnipotent, loving and just

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What does it mean to be omnipotent?

All powerful with ultimate authority and there is nothing God cannot do or achieve

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What is an example of scripture for omnipotence in the Bible?

“Nothing is impossible with God.“ - Luke 1:37

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Why is the idea of God being loving important for Christians?

God loves humans and wants what’s best for them and they believe God created humans because he is all loving and wants to bestow his love to creatures

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How does God being loving influence Christians?

It encourages Christians to love each other in their daily lives by treating everybody with care and respect

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What do Christians believe God’s greatest act of love was?

Sending God’s Son, Jesus, to Earth

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What is an example of scripture for omnibenevolence in the Bible?

“God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son..“ - John 3:16

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Why is God believed to be the perfect giver of justice?

He has unlimited power and authority, along with total love so He can decide on what’s right and wrong and the judge of human character

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How does God being the ultimate source of justice influence Christians?

God will never support injustice, oppression or prejudice so Christians should do all they can to prevent these wrongs wherever they encounter them

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What is the problem of evil and suffering?

Many people question why a loving God would allow people to suffer, rather than prevent the evil actions of others happening

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What do Christians argue about the problems of evil and suffering?

A just God treats all people fairly and is incapable of making a wrong judgement so Christians are sure they can trust God even when things appear to be going wrong