Evil and the evidence for God : the challenge of John Hick's theodicy / R. Douglas Geivett ; afterword by John Hick. [print]

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Geivett, R. Douglas [Author]

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9781566390941

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BT160.G313.G458 1993
BT160

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Contents:

The Augustinian tradition -- John Hick's Theodicy -- Religious epistemology. The value of natural theology -- The danger of dismissing natural theology -- The possibility of natural theology, part 1: The argument for a non-natural reality -- The possibility of natural theology, part 2: Personality, power, and providence -- Explanation and religious ambiguity -- Theodicy proper. John Hick's view of divine purpose -- The Augustinian view of divine purpose -- Free will and evil -- Evil and the afterlife.

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Two traditions. The problem of evil -- The Augustinian tradition -- John Hick's Theodicy -- Religious epistemology. The value of natural theology -- The danger of dismissing natural theology -- The possibility of natural theology, part 1: The argument for a non-natural reality -- The possibility of natural theology, part 2: Personality, power, and providence -- Explanation and religious ambiguity -- Theodicy proper. John Hick's view of divine purpose -- The Augustinian view of divine purpose -- Free will and evil -- Evil and the afterlife.

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