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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2004
Final Version Published: International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 56, 2004, 59 ...
Graham Oppy
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Final Version Published: International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 56, 2004, 59 ...
Graham Oppy
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There is, I shall assume, such a thing as moral evil (more on which below). My question is whether is also such a thing as non-moral evil, and in particular whether there are such things as aesthetic evil and epistemic evil.
Hazlett, Allan
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Vice-Based Accounts of Moral Evil
In this paper, I highlight three objections to vice-based accounts of moral evil: (1) the worry that vice-based accounts of evil are explanatorily inadequate; (2) the worry that even extreme vice is not sufficient for evil; and (3) the worry that not all
Alan Wilson
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Introducing Moral Evil and Natural Evil
2013Philosophy is one of the disciplines that have been examining evil for hundreds of years. When looking for a human ‘taste for harming’ and for answers to the question in which terms to discuss evil, philosophy definitely has a say. It is however impossible to review all the relevant literature about evil in philosophy and adjacent sciences as numerous ...
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Evil, Contingency, and Morality
2022I argue that there is contingency in the universe. Events do not occur necessarily, and the cosmos does not follow a predetermined path. The world could have been otherwise. Theologically, this means that at least some events fall outside of God’s causal purview.
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