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What about Evil? A Defense of God’s Sovereign Glory is unavailable, but you can change that!

Reconciling the existence of God and evil is a conundrum in Christian theology, and a philosophical approach—rather than a theological one—dominates. Turning to the Bible’s grand storyline, Scott Christensen examines how sin, evil, corruption, and death fit into the broad outlines of redemptive history. He argues that God’s ultimate end in creation is to magnify his glory to his image-bearers,...

God does not exist, then we face a terrifying loneliness.67 Humanity can no longer depend on some greater transcendent authority. We must now create our own meaning, what he called “the will to power.” This became an “awful responsibility.” Given the hopeless plight of man in the absence of God’s death, the frightful reality of creating significance is too daunting for most. The rare person who has the courage to face this challenge Nietzsche called “Superman.” And no—this is not the hero of comic-book
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