Cornell Studies in the Philosophy of Religion: Horrendous Evils and the Goodness of God: Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry James (Paperback)

from deusvitae

A philosophical treatise focusing primarily on the specific challenge of horrific evils and God's ability to still provide positive meaning to those who suffer them. The book does provide explanations of other philosophical perspectives but assumes a relatively decent handle on philosophical pers...

from deusvitae

A philosophical treatise focusing primarily on the specific challenge of horrific evils and God's ability to still provide positive meaning to those who suffer them. The book does provide explanations of other philosophical perspectives but assumes a relatively decent handle on philosophical pers...

from rubati

This book began clearly and succintly, as I would expect from a book written from the analytic tradition. However, I felt that the later material were largely repetitive, was not as rigourous as I would have liked it to be and appealed too much to the discoveries of empirical psychology or social...