Why does Mackie reject the “free will” theodicy? a. He rejects the free will the

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Why does Mackie reject the “free will” theodicy? a. He rejects the free will theodicy because he does not believe in free will b. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omniscient c. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omnipotent d. All of the above e. None of the above Why does Mackie reject the “free will” theodicy? a. He rejects the free will theodicy because he does not believe in free will b. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omniscient c. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omnipotent d. All of the above e. None of the above Why does Mackie reject the “free will” theodicy? a. He rejects the free will theodicy because he does not believe in free will b. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omniscient c. He rejects the free will theodicy because he believes that human freedom is not compatible with God being omnipotent d. All of the above e. None of the above

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The correct answer is C.

Explanation : J.L.Mackie was an Australian philosopher. His argument 'problem of evil' had any counter arguments to it one of them being the 'free will' theodicy. But he rejected it saying that it isn't compatible with the argument of God being omnipotent if humans are free as also noted in his arguments called 'paradox of omnipotence'. Therefore the correct answer is C.

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