God, power, and evil : a process theodicy /
Griffin, David Ray, 1939-,
God, power, and evil : a process theodicy / [print] David Ray Griffin. - Louisville, Kentucky : Westminster John Knox Press, (c)2004. - 336 pages ; 23 cm.
Originally published: Philadelphia : Westminster Press, c1976.
The biblical tradition -- Plato -- Aristotle -- Plotinus -- Augustine : the traditional free-will defense -- Thomas Aquinas : divine simplicity and theological complexity -- Spinoza : everything is simply divine : unorthodox conclusion from orthodox premises -- Luther : the explicit denial of creaturely freedom -- Calvin : omnipotence without obfuscation -- Leibniz : the best of all possible worlds -- Barth : much ado about nothingness -- John Hick : all's well that ends well -- James Ross : all the world's a stage -- Fackenheim and Brunner : omnipotence over logic -- Personal idealism : God makes a sensational impression upon us--more unorthodox conclusions from orthodox premises -- Worshipfulness and the omnipotence fallacy -- A process theodicy.
9780664229061
2006275044
Theodicy--History of doctrines.
Theodicy.
Process theology.
BT160 BT160.G851.G637 2004
God, power, and evil : a process theodicy / [print] David Ray Griffin. - Louisville, Kentucky : Westminster John Knox Press, (c)2004. - 336 pages ; 23 cm.
Originally published: Philadelphia : Westminster Press, c1976.
The biblical tradition -- Plato -- Aristotle -- Plotinus -- Augustine : the traditional free-will defense -- Thomas Aquinas : divine simplicity and theological complexity -- Spinoza : everything is simply divine : unorthodox conclusion from orthodox premises -- Luther : the explicit denial of creaturely freedom -- Calvin : omnipotence without obfuscation -- Leibniz : the best of all possible worlds -- Barth : much ado about nothingness -- John Hick : all's well that ends well -- James Ross : all the world's a stage -- Fackenheim and Brunner : omnipotence over logic -- Personal idealism : God makes a sensational impression upon us--more unorthodox conclusions from orthodox premises -- Worshipfulness and the omnipotence fallacy -- A process theodicy.
9780664229061
2006275044
Theodicy--History of doctrines.
Theodicy.
Process theology.
BT160 BT160.G851.G637 2004