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Reconstruct an Argument Put the following statements in order so they form a coherent argument. 1. God is, by definition, all-good and omnipotent. 2. Natural disasters, violent crimes, and diseases cause massive amounts of suffering. 3. God does not exist. 4. There is unnecessary suffering in the world (i.e., suffering which fails to promote some good.) 5. There would not be unnecessary suffering if God were to exist. 6. If God were all-good and omnipotent, then God would be able to eliminate all unnecessary suffering and would want to eliminate all unnecessary suffering. 7. There is no good which appears to come from some natural disasters, violent crimes and diseases. In the table below, type (or copy/paste) the statements in the order as listed. Part of Argument | Statement Premise 1 Support for Premise 1 Support for Premise 1 Premise 2 Support for Premise 2 Support for Premise 2 Conclusion

          Reconstruct an Argument

Put the following statements in order so they form a coherent argument.

1. God is, by definition, all-good and omnipotent.
2. Natural disasters, violent crimes, and diseases cause massive amounts of suffering.
3. God does not exist.
4. There is unnecessary suffering in the world (i.e., suffering which fails to promote some
good.)
5. There would not be unnecessary suffering if God were to exist.
6. If God were all-good and omnipotent, then God would be able to eliminate all
unnecessary suffering and would want to eliminate all unnecessary suffering.
7. There is no good which appears to come from some natural disasters, violent crimes and
diseases.

In the table below, type (or copy/paste) the statements in the order as listed.

Part of Argument | Statement
Premise 1
Support for Premise 1
Support for Premise 1
Premise 2
Support for Premise 2
Support for Premise 2
Conclusion

Reconstruct an Argument

Put the following statements in order so they form a coherent argument.

1. God is, by definition, all-good and omnipotent.
2. Natural disasters, violent crimes, and diseases cause massive amounts of suffering.
3. God does not exist.
4. There is unnecessary suffering in the world (i.e., suffering which fails to promote some
good.)
5. There would not be unnecessary suffering if God were to exist.
6. If God were all-good and omnipotent, then God would be able to eliminate all
unnecessary suffering and would want to eliminate all unnecessary suffering.
7. There is no good which appears to come from some natural disasters, violent crimes and
diseases.

In the table below, type (or copy/paste) the statements in the order as listed.

Part of Argument | Statement
Premise 1
Support for Premise 1
Support for Premise 1
Premise 2
Support for Premise 2
Support for Premise 2
Conclusion

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