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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.
Gabriel Echazú
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The Roads of the Others: E. Levinas and T. Adorno
In this article, Levinas’ philosophy is interpreted as an ethical and Talmudic consideration of existential paths. After Auschwitz, the concept of otherness and the diversity of other faces presupposes a free and diverse “being on the road,” an ethics ...
Gintautas Mažeikis
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By this provocative work – to say the least – Dabashi makes a quite timely intervention in the direction that the new discourse on Islam has recently taken, especially among progressive-liberal Muslim scholars.
Halil Ibrahim Yenigun
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The Problem of Evil, Rhetoric, and the Drama of the Divine Economy
The contemporary debate over the problem of evil in analytic philosophy of religion is prone to focusing solely on the problem as an abstract dialectical issue that only concerns philosophers.
B. Kyle Keltz
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Dialogues on the Issues of Theodicy in Late Ming Fujian
This paper aims to illustrate the dialogues on the issues of theodicy in late Ming Fujian. The Catholicism that entered China in the late Ming dynasty had a competitive relationship with indigenous religions in terms of their meaning systems. Catholicism
Qinghe Xiao
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The conquest of the land in 2 Kgs 17:5 is the key element in the account of the fall of Samaria (2 Kgs 17:3–6). The source analysis of this verse leads to the conclusion that its shorter version, witnessed by the Old Latin Palimpsestus Vindobonensis ...
Krzysztof Kinowski
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Night and days in Cassiciacum: The anti-Manichaean theodicy of Augustine’s De ordine
In his early dialogue ‘On order’ (De ordine) Augustine dramatises a discussion of theodicy in which the Manichaean solution is clearly rejected, even though the debate ends in aporia. It is argued in this paper that the dialogue’s dramatic setting at the
Therese Fuhrer
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A Theory of Suffering and Healing: Toward a Loving Justice. [PDF]
DeValve MJ.
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Kantian Anti-Theodicy and Job's Sincerity
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Kivistö, Sari, Pihlström, Sami
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Revisiting the Healing Narrative of the Gospel in the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Wijaya Y.
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