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The Omnibenevolence Paradox and the Education Paradox: An Amendment to G. W. Leibniz’s Theodicy
2021The paper is devoted to the problem of creativity and its main ethical aspects: the Omnibenevolence Paradox and the Education Paradox. The first relates to the idea of God the Creator, who wishes only good, but permits a great deal of evil. The second relates to the first and is that any spiritual culture which educates for the inculcation of certain ...
Anton Zamorev, Alexander Fedyukovsky
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In what sense must God be omnibenevolent?
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 1983In response, other philosophers and theologians have argued that the concept of a 'best possible world' is meaningless since for every possible world God can create, there exists another actualizable world with a higher degree of perfection. They conclude, accordingly, that since God cannot be faulted for not creating that which cannot exist, the fact ...
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Omnibenevolence, Moral Apologetics, and Doubly Ramified Natural Theology
Philosophia Christi, 2013David Baggett, Ronnie Campbell
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The Omnibenevolence Paradox and the Education Paradox: An Amendment to G. W. Leibniz’s Theodicy
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2022Anton Zamorev, Alexander Fedyukovsky
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Petitionary Prayer to an Omnipotent and Omnibenevolent God
Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, 2000openaire +1 more source