The Argument from Divine Hiddenness, first developed by philosopher J.L. Schellenberg, seeks to argue that God doesn’t exist based on […]
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On calling God a murderer (Part 2)
I ended part 1 of this discussion with two questions, the first of which I will begin to address here: “when […]
apologetics, divine action, God, murder, theodicyOn calling God a murderer (Part 1)
Over the years I have often heard the charge made: if God exists, then he is a murderer. As a […]
God, murder, natural evil, problem of evil, theodicyDo you dare place God on trial?
“He gave us the Law. And to debate the Law even on such a terrible subject … is a kind […]
Bible, covenant, film, God on Trial, Jew, Nazis, problem of evil, theodicyYou can’t judge a book by its cover: A Review of “Death Before the Fall”
Ronald E. Osborn. Death Before the Fall: Biblical Literalism and the Problem of Animal Suffering. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, […]
animal suffering, creationism, evolution, fundamentalism, hermeneutics, natural evil, review, Ronald Osborn, theodicy, theologyThe problem of suffering and the Napkin Note Dad
Pain, C.S. Lewis famously said, is God’s megaphone to wake up a sleeping world. The problem of evil is undeniable: […]
God, problem of evil, suffering, theodicyIs God a user? A response to Nate’s Principle
It’s Saturday morning, I’m sitting with a coffee by the fireplace, and the balloon is watching me. (He’s hovering over […]
apologetics, defense, Nate, problem of evil, theodicy, utilitarianismWill cowards inherit the kingdom of God?
In the thread to “A Martian’s perspective on the problem of evil” Ray Ingles posed a problem with the greater […]
eschatology, heaven, problem of evil, theodicyA 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 Darkness