According to Stump, the knowledge we gain from experiencing natural evils is better than knowledge gained in some other way.

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Stump argues that while experiencing natural evils can lead to significant knowledge and moral growth, it is not inherently better than knowledge gained through other means. The value of knowledge depends on its use and the context in which it is acquired, not solely on the method of acquisition.

According to Stump, the Knowledge We Gain from Experiencing Natural