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    If God exists then there cannot be unnecessary evil, so t... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Simply positing God does not provide a theoretical solution to the Problem of Evil

    If God exists then there cannot be unnecessary evil, so there must be a solution to the Problem of Evil

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    Next, take (2). Maurin and Simons argue that if we reject Bradley’s assumption that relations are general entities, i.e. universals, and hold instead that relations are a special class of particular entities, i.e., non-transferable tropes, then we can avoid Bradley’s Regress. What is a relation conceived as a “non-transferable trope”? It’s a relation \(r_1\) that’s borne essentially by the things it relates and which could not have been borne by anything else (Simons 2002/3: 6). Suppose \(r_1\)

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