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Is God silent when we hurt? : the problem of evil and human suffering: answers from history, reason, and theology / H. Stuart Atkins. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Bloomington, IN : WestBow Press, (c)2021.Description: xxi, 204 pages ; 22 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
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  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781664219854
  • 9781664219861
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • BJ1409.A873.I846 2021
Available additional physical forms:Summary: "The problem of evil and human suffering is the chief reason for atheism and doubt. H. Stuart Atkins challenges skeptics and encourages believers in this book, tackling big questions from a secular and biblical perspective. The goal is to answer this: If God exists and is all loving, why do the innocent suffer and why does evil exist? On the theological and philosophical side, attempts to reconcile the existence of God with the reality of evil often fall prey to logical fallacies of the nature of God. Such attempts not only fail to solve the problem of pain and suffering, but they turn a difficult problem into an impossible problem. By confronting the truth, we can serve the best interests of scholarship, theology, and philosophy. If one is to use logic as a tool for exposing the alleged inconsistencies of the Christian faith, the game must be played by logical rules. Join the author as he overcomes ambiguity, circular reasoning, and fallacies to answer questions surrounding God, good, and evil."--Publisher.
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"The problem of evil and human suffering is the chief reason for atheism and doubt. H. Stuart Atkins challenges skeptics and encourages believers in this book, tackling big questions from a secular and biblical perspective. The goal is to answer this: If God exists and is all loving, why do the innocent suffer and why does evil exist? On the theological and philosophical side, attempts to reconcile the existence of God with the reality of evil often fall prey to logical fallacies of the nature of God. Such attempts not only fail to solve the problem of pain and suffering, but they turn a difficult problem into an impossible problem. By confronting the truth, we can serve the best interests of scholarship, theology, and philosophy. If one is to use logic as a tool for exposing the alleged inconsistencies of the Christian faith, the game must be played by logical rules. Join the author as he overcomes ambiguity, circular reasoning, and fallacies to answer questions surrounding God, good, and evil."--Publisher.

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Stuart Atkins is a marketing consultant, author, and adjunct professor of marketing at the largest school of business in California. After working in corporate marketing for over 20 years with companies such as Toshiba America and Kingston Technology, Stuart founded Atkins Marketing Solutions, (www.AtkinsMarketingSolutions.com), a small business marketing consulting company located in Orange, California. Stuart helps businesses find their customers, tell their story, and audit their marketing. He is the author of Winning the Battle for Attention: Internet Marketing for Small Business and Small Business Marketing: A Guide for Survival, Growth, and Success. Stuart holds an MBA from Pepperdine University.

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