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The rage of party: a glorious revolution in English psychiatry? [PDF]
Med Hist, 1983 Porter R.
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The Third Grammar An Anti-Theodicy for the Clinical Encounter
Background: Clinicians who work at the far edge of neurological and oncological illness are repeatedly asked, explicitly or by implication, to account for the absence of God in catastrophe. Two intellectual traditions offer competing accounts. Heretical Kabbalah and its Hasidic de- scendants the Sabbatian doctrine of redemptive descent, Izbica ...
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J C Prichard's concept of moral insanity--a medical theory of the corruption of human nature. [PDF]
Med Hist, 1996 Augstein HF.
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U diplomskom radu analiziran je problem zla u suvremenoj filozofiji. Pod teodicejom se podrazumijeva pokušaj objašnjavanja odnosa zla i Boga, odnosno davanja odgovora na pitanje zašto postoji zlo ako postoji Bog koji bi mogao spriječiti ili ...
Pedišić, Veronika
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Theodicy, Anti-Theodicy, and Oppression : A Non-Ideal Approach
This study investigates the plausibility of the claim that theodicies have harmful socio-political effects. Traditionally, scholars working on the problem of evil have constructed theodicies in order to answer the question of why God might allow evil and suffering to exist.
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Kantian Anti-theodicy and Job's Sincerity
, 2017 Kivistö, Sari, Pihlström, Sami
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(Anti)Theodicy and/or Theadicy — The Feminist Postholocaust Theology of Melissa Raphael
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‘And Therefore I Hasten to Return My Ticket’: Anti-theodicy Radicalised [PDF]
Sophia, 2021 Nick Trakakis
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Anti-theodicies – An Adornian approach
Human Affairs, 2021 Abstract The question of why bad things happen (to good people) has puzzled individuals over generations and across different cultures. The most popular approach is to turn the issue into a question about God: Why does he allow bad things that lead to the suffering of often innocent bystanders?
Hanna-Maija Huhtala
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