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The Problem of Evil: The Challenge to Essential Christian Beliefs is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Problem of Evil offers a comprehensive examination of the problem of evil from both technical and ministerial perspectives. Author and acclaimed philosophy professor Jeremy A. Evans treats the history of the problem with fairness, looking at it through contemporary philosophical literature and offering responses to the most substantive arguments from evil. His purpose is to provide holistic...

we find in the world. A theodicy, as it were, attempts to answer the question “why.” Theodicies are thus offensive rather than defensive in approach. It is generally true that when people are suffering they want an answer to the question why. Taking the approach of a theodicy implies accepting the burden of proof concomitant with the intention of the project. The theodicist is not so much claiming “it might be the case that” as she is claiming “it is the case that.” The strength of this claim reveals
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