Divine Power and Evil A Reply to Process Theodicy
Professor Kenneth K. Pak, Jeff Astley
Part of the Routledge New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology and Biblical Studies SeriesSynopsis
Divine Power and Evil A Reply to Process Theodicy by Professor Kenneth K. Pak, Jeff Astley
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'Process theists invariably claim that their response to the problem of evil is far superior to that of traditional theism. In his careful examination of the influential writings of David Griffin, Kenneth K. Pak reveals a number of flaws in Griffin's arguments concerning evil. He also identifies resources for a response from traditional free will theism, some of them derived from Griffin's own work. Divine Power and Evil is an important contribution to the literature on this vital topic.'William Hasker, Huntington University, USA
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4th April 2016Author
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