 These aspects are Origen's allegorical treatment of Adam and Eve, the presentation of the world as a hospital or schoolroom, the progression he advocates of the human soul, and his universalism.In the early 19th century, Friedrich Schleiermacher wrote "Speeches" and "The Christian Faith", proposing a theodicy which John Hick later identified as Irenaean in nature.Schleiermacher began his theodicy by asserting that God is omnipotent and benevolent and concluded that, because of this, "God would create flawlessly".