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A Martian’s perspective on the problem of evil
In the following extended excerpt from Wandering in Darkness Eleonore Stump provides a response to the overly dismissive critics of […]
apologetics, defense, Eleonore Stump, problem of evil, suffering, theodicyWandering in Darkness: A Review
Eleonore Stump. Wandering in Darkness: Narrative and the Problem of Suffering. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010. There is no greater […]
apologetics, defense, Eleonore Stump, epistemology, philosophy, problem of evil, review, theodicy, Wandering in DarknessDoes Greater Goods theodicy undermine moral action?
“Randal, if God exists and chooses not to intervene (because of the furtherance of a greater good) and “God-permit” the […]
defense, God, problem of evil, providence, theodicyMust we apologize for the apologists?
Note: An earlier version of this article appeared at The Christian Post in 2010. Apologetics is a mainstay of Christianity […]
apologetics, argument, defense, evidence, rationality, sophistry, truthPossible, Plausible, or Probable Points or Special-Pleading?
I argued that John Loftus is inconsistent when he dismisses the Christian defense response to the problem of evil and […]
defense, John Loftus, natural evil, problem of evil, Robert Gressis, theodicy