Ivan uses Euclidean geometry as a metaphor for those explanations that a human mind can comprehend

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	True
	False

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Ivan refuses to believe that a good God made this world---he does not refuse to believe, at least for the sake of argument, in a good God.

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	True
	False

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What kind of evil particularly drives Ivan’s argument?

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	Evil against the environment
	Evil against children
	Evil against Russians
	Evil against animals

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What does Ivan demand in any attempt to reconcile a good God with an evil world?

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	An explanation that mentions "who are we to understand God"
	An explanation found in secret, sacred texts
	An explanation that is comprehensible to the human mind
	An explanation that is taught in schools of theology