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100 _aYardan, John L
245 _aGod and the Challenge of Evil
_bA Critical Examination of Some Serious Objections to the Good and Omnipotent God
260 _aWashington
_bCouncil for Research in Values and Philosophy
_c2001
300 _a223p
440 0 _aCultural Heritage and Contemporary Change Series 1:Culture and Values;
_v200100ENGGPS2
500 _aincludes index and biblioraphy
505 2 _aChapter I. Evil: Preliminary Notions Chapter II. The Problem of Evil Chapter III. The Idea of Good and the Good Person Chapter IV. Good and the Good God Chapter V. The Power, Impossibility and Omnipotence of God Chapter VI. Must God Create the Best Possible World? Chapter VII. The Amount of Evil in the World: Is It too Great? The Issue of Pointless Evil Chapter VIII. A World of Divine Intervention Chapter IX. Possible Worlds Based on Greater Human Knowledge Chapter X. A World with Diminished Human Freedom Chapter XI. War and the Problem of Evil:A World Without the Possibility of War Chapter XII. The Role of Suffering: An Obstacle I Chapter XIII. The Role of Suffering: An Obstacle II Chapter XIV The Punishment Problem Chapter XV Consequences
700 1 _aYardan, John L
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