Parsons considers the concept of God in which three things are required to be true: 1. God is perfectly good; 2. God is all-powerful; and 3. God does not prevent the existence of natural and moral evil. But according to Parsons, "these three claims seem to form ..."
A) an inconsistent set.
B) an eternally existent God.
C) a tentative idea of God.
D) a derivative concept of God.

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The three claims create a logical inconsistency known as the problem of evil, which calls into question the existence of a God who is all-powerful and perfectly good but does not prevent evil from occurring.

Parsons Considers the Concept of God in Which Three Things