Theological significance of suffering

1. In Christianity, what is the significance of Jesus’ suffering on the cross?

A) An example of rejection
B) A political statement
C) A demonstration of weakness
D) Atonement for humanity's sin

2. In Buddhism, what concept is closely related to the idea of suffering?

A) Nirvana
B) Karma
C) Dukkha
D) Samsara

3. What is a common view among various religions regarding suffering?

A) It is a universal human experience.
B) It has no spiritual implications.
C) It is only a Christian concept.
D) It is always a result of personal failure.

4. Which psalm reflects deep anguish and suffering, often cited in discussions of theodicy?

A) Psalm 100
B) Psalm 119
C) Psalm 1
D) Psalm 22

5. In Hinduism, what law explains suffering as a result of one's actions?

A) Samsara
B) Maya
C) Dharma
D) Karma

6. Which event symbolizes the potential for suffering to bring hope in Christian theology?

A) The Resurrection of Christ
B) The Fall of Man
C) The Ascension
D) The Last Supper

7. In existential thought, what is suffering often linked to?

A) The denial of existence
B) The pursuit of pleasure
C) The avoidance of responsibility
D) The search for meaning

8. What does the concept of Theodicy aim to explain?

A) The existence of evil and suffering in relation to God's goodness
B) The irrelevance of human suffering
C) The absence of divine beings
D) The randomness of life events

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