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Question: Read Swinburne's "Why God Allows Evil". (ii) Explain/define at least one aspect of either signifcant freedom, significant responsibility, or useful life as Swinburne defines them, and at least one way in which this feature makes it unlikely that God can't prevent creatures with such a feature from doing evil. (If lots of other students pick one particular feature, pick another). (iii) Explain why you think Swinburne is/isn't right that worlds with creatures like this are better than any world without them.