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Egoism or the problem of evil: a dilemma for sceptical theism
Religious Studies, 2012AbstractSceptical theists undermine the argument from evil by claiming that our ability to distinguish between justified and unjustified evil is weak enough that we must take seriously the possibility that all evil is justified. However, I argue that this claim leads to a dilemma: either our judgements regarding unjustified evil are reliable enough ...
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Sceptical theism and a lying God: Wielenberg's argument defended and developed
Religious Studies, 2014AbstractSceptical theists attempt to block the evidential argument from evil by arguing that a key premise of that argument – that gratuitous evil exists – cannot reasonably be maintained. They argue that, for all we know, our knowledge of reasons God may have to permit such evil is radically incomplete.
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The wages of theism: Scepticism and depravity
2010Historically, philosophers and theologians have argued for what remains a popular position— the view that atheism threatens morality and even knowledge. Contrary to historical custom and popular sentiment, I argue that morality and knowledge are actually threatened by theism.
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Sceptical theism and the problem of epistemic evil: Why sceptical theism is philosophically costly
Balkan Journal of Philosophy, 2013openaire +1 more source
Why Open Theism Is Natural and Classical Theism Is Not
Religions, 2021Lari Launonen, R T Mullins
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Causal Connections, Logical Connections, and Skeptical Theism: There Is No Logical Problem of Evil
Religions, 2022Perry Hendricks, Hendricks Perry
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II.—Morality, Scepticism and Theism
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 1944openaire +1 more source
Divine hiddenness orde jureobjections to theism: You cannot have both
Analysis, 2021Perry Hendricks
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