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Evil and the God of Love / created by John Hick

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Macmillan and Co Ltd, 1966Description: xii, 403 pages 22 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BT160 HIC
Contents:
Chapter 1 The problem and its terms, 2 - The two poles of thought - monism and dualism, 3 - The fountainhead: St. Augustine - evil as privation of good stemming from misused freedom, 4 - The fountainhead: St. Augustine -- the principle of plentitude and the aesthetic theme, 5 - Catholic thought from Augustine to the present day, 6 - The problem of evil in reformed thought, 7 - Eighteenth-century 'optimism', 8 - Dividing the light from the darkness, 9 - Sin and the fall according to the Hellenistic fathers, 10 - The Irenaean type of theodicy in Schleiermacher, 11 -, Recent teleological theodicies, 12 - The two theodicies - contrasts and agreements , 13 - The starting-point, 14 - Moral evil, 15 -Pain, 16 - Suffering, 17 - The kingdom of God and the will of God.
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Book Book Main Library Open Shelf BT160 HIC (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 29372 Available BK5745

Chapter 1 The problem and its terms, 2 - The two poles of thought - monism and dualism, 3 - The fountainhead: St. Augustine - evil as privation of good stemming from misused freedom, 4 - The fountainhead: St. Augustine --
the principle of plentitude and the aesthetic theme, 5 - Catholic thought from Augustine to the present day, 6 - The problem of evil in reformed thought, 7 - Eighteenth-century 'optimism', 8 - Dividing the light from the darkness, 9 -
Sin and the fall according to the Hellenistic fathers, 10 - The Irenaean type of theodicy in Schleiermacher, 11 -, Recent teleological theodicies, 12 - The two theodicies - contrasts and agreements , 13 - The starting-point, 14 - Moral evil, 15 -Pain, 16 - Suffering, 17 - The kingdom of God and the will of God.

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