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Swedish
Noun
teodicéproblem n
- (theology) theodicy problem
- Synonym: det ondas problem
2011 April 14, Fredrik Sahlin, “The Tree of Life”, in Sveriges Television, archived from the original on 27 March 2025:Malick reflekterar kring teodicéproblemet, alltså den eviga frågan: om Gud är god, och allsmäktig, varför låter han så mycket ont ske i världen?- Malick reflects on the theodicy problem, i.e. the eternal question: if God is good, and all-powerful, why does he allow so much evil to happen in the world?
2018 October 11, Människor och tro, “Katastrofer – Guds eller människans ansvar?”, in Sveriges Radio, archived from the original on 27 March 2025:Teodicéproblemet behandlar problemet med att förklara Guds existens – närmare bestämt hur Gud kan vara både god och allsmäktig – när det finns ondska och lidande.- The theodicy problem deals with the problem of explaining God's existence – specifically, how God can be both good and all-powerful – when there is evil and suffering.
2022 March 17, Karin Bäckström, “Vadå, Stabat Mater?”, in Svenska kyrkan, archived from the original on 11 August 2023:Människan har i alla tider ställt frågan om hur Gud kan finnas när det finns så mycket lidande. Detta teodicéproblem är ständigt aktuellt.- Man has always asked the question of how God can exist when there is so much suffering. This theodicy problem is constantly relevant.
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