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Anti-theodicy narrative in the novel “Vadim” of M.Yu. Lermontovова
Philological Sciences. Scientific Essays of Higher Education, 2020 “Vadim” is the first experience of Mikhail Lermontov in prose. Some Russian scholars define it as ahistorical novel. The combination of themes of individual revenge with the theme of peasant revolt is a peculiar feature of “Vadim”. The author of the novel raises the question of the origin of evil, presupposed by “heocracy”, and by analyzing the hero ...
Huang Xiaomin
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15 From Theodicy to Anti-theodicy: Midrashic Accusations of God’s Disobedience to Biblical Law
, 2016 Adam Gregerman
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Dissonant Theodicy: Theodicy and Anti-Theodicy in Irresolvable Tension
The Palgrave Macmillan Animal Ethics SeriesRyan Patrick Mclaughlin
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Religious Education, 2009 Abstract This article argues that realist and tragic fiction can and should play a central role in Religious Education in communities of faith and in theological education in schools of theology—thereby contributing to theological construction—because good fiction produces truth. Fiction is a vital source for producing the questions that theology needs
Carol Lakey Hess
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“The Excess of Glory Obscured”: Behemoth and Anti‐Theodicy in Paradise Lost
Milton Quarterly, 2020 William Dean Clement
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Brecht’s Quarrel with God: From Anti-Theodicy to Eschatology
Comparative Drama, 1976 Edward M. Berckman
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