from dk_phoenix

If you're interested in the problem of evil, or curious about how an all-powerful, all-loving God could allow bad things to happen to good people - whether we're talking personal troubles, natural disasters, or even illnesses - you'll find something of value here. Geisler approaches the topic as ...

from gslykhuis

I was really looking forward to this book but ws a bit disappointed. I felt like he tried to cover too much in a small book. A lot of the argumnets could have been better fleshed out. Also, he added appendices that really had nothing to do with the main subject of the book.

from moses917

Dr. Norman L. Geisler's new book If God, Why Evil?, asks the age old question that people have wrestled with for centuries. Geisler tackles the most challenging objections and questions related to suffering and the problem of evil. He offers up clear, concise,comprehensive, rational and biblical ...

from dk_phoenix

If you're interested in the problem of evil, or curious about how an all-powerful, all-loving God could allow bad things to happen to good people - whether we're talking personal troubles, natural disasters, or even illnesses - you'll find something of value here. Geisler approaches the topic as ...

from deusvitae

The author presents a very modernist/philosophical/rational analysis and explanation of how a good God can allow evil to exist-- the challenge of theodicy. The author analyzes each particular challenge through rational argument-- the nature of evil, its origins, its persistence, its purpose, its ...