The Range of Moral Evil; and Responsibility

In Providence and the Problem of Evil. Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press UK (1998)
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If God is to give to creatures significant responsibility for themselves and others, he must allow them to damage their characters, and to cause pain and ignorance. It is good that humans, who do not seek to benefit their fellow humans, should have the temptations of sloth—to hurt them by doing nothing, as well as the more serious temptation of actively causing them hurt.

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