This book is about the relationship between God and the world's evil. It proposes a religious, Job-like approach to evil that does not approach evil through the problem of evil and accepts that both good and evil are given by God.
This book is about the relationship between God and the world's evil. It proposes a religious, Job-like approach to evil that does not approach evil through the problem of evil and accepts that both good and evil are given by God.
James Kellenberger is emeritus professor of philosophy at California State University, Northridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I 1.The Recognition of Evil and the Religious Problem of Evil 2.Natural and Moral Evil and Religions Without the Problem of Evil 3.The Uses of the Problem of Evil and its Religious Role 4.Two Arguments Against the Existence of God that Do Not Rely on the Problem of Evil 5.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Leibniz's Theodicy 6.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: the Free Will Theodicy 7.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: the Irenaean Type of Theodicy 8.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Issues and Criteria for Theodicies 9.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Metatheodicies and Limited Theodicies 10.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Aesthetic Goodness Part II 11.Approaches to Evil: Job-Like Belief 12.Approaches to Evil: Lessening Evil 13.Approaches to Evil: Forgiveness 14.Sources of Evil, the Subtlety of Evil, and Evil and Relativism 15.Mystery 16.God's Goodness Conclusion
Introduction Part I 1.The Recognition of Evil and the Religious Problem of Evil 2.Natural and Moral Evil and Religions Without the Problem of Evil 3.The Uses of the Problem of Evil and its Religious Role 4.Two Arguments Against the Existence of God that Do Not Rely on the Problem of Evil 5.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Leibniz's Theodicy 6.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: the Free Will Theodicy 7.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: the Irenaean Type of Theodicy 8.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Issues and Criteria for Theodicies 9.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Metatheodicies and Limited Theodicies 10.Approaches to the Problem of Evil: Aesthetic Goodness Part II 11.Approaches to Evil: Job-Like Belief 12.Approaches to Evil: Lessening Evil 13.Approaches to Evil: Forgiveness 14.Sources of Evil, the Subtlety of Evil, and Evil and Relativism 15.Mystery 16.God's Goodness Conclusion
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