GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What is one successful outcome from the solutions to the problem of suffering?

Many Christians find the theoretical solutions helpful
It stops Christians from suffering
Christians enjoy suffering more
Suffering is completely eradicated

The correct answer is: Many Christians find the theoretical solutions helpful

The choice regarding many Christians finding the theoretical solutions helpful is correct because it reflects a significant outcome in addressing the problem of suffering. Theoretical solutions, such as theodicies, offer framework and understanding that help believers make sense of their suffering in the context of their faith. These solutions often provide comfort and reinforce their belief in a loving and just God, which can be foundational for maintaining faith during difficult times. Meanwhile, the other options do not adequately address the reality of suffering within Christianity. Believers do not escape suffering through these solutions; rather, they seek to understand and endure it. Enjoyment of suffering is not a typical expectation or outcome among Christians, and the complete eradication of suffering is not considered achievable within the complexities of human experience, according to many theological perspectives.