GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What can be learned from the book of Job regarding the problem of suffering?

God allows suffering to test faith
Faith strengthens those suffering
Evil is caused by human actions
Suffering may be beyond human understanding

The correct answer is: God allows suffering to test faith

Job is a well-known biblical figure who faced intense suffering in his life. Through his story, we can learn that God may allow suffering as a test of faith. Job remained faithful and steadfast despite the trials and tribulations he faced. This answer is correct because it accurately reflects one of the main themes of the book of Job. The other options may also hold some truth, but they do not directly address the problem of suffering as it is presented in the book of Job. Option B touches on the idea that faith can strengthen a person during suffering, which is a secondary theme in the story of Job. Option C, while it may be true in some cases, does not align with the biblical belief that God is ultimately in control of all things. Option D is partially correct, as suffering may indeed be beyond human understanding, but it does not address the specific perspective of the book of Job. Ultimately, option A is the most accurate and relevant answer to this question.