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Theodicy

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On evil

Thomas Aquinas

1995

Return to reason

Kelly James Clark

1990

Naming the silences

Stanley Hauerwas

1990

The problem of being modern, or, The German pursuit of Enlightenment from Leibniz to the French Revolution

Thomas P. Saine

1997

The Origenist controversy

Elizabeth A. Clark

1992

The educational and evangelical missions of Mary Emilie Holmes (1850-1906)

Samuel J. Rogal

1994

All These Things Shall Give Thee Experience

Neal A. Maxwell

1979

The Bible according to Mark Twain

Mark Twain

1995

The New Hacker's Dictionary

E RAYMOND, Eric Raymond, Eric S. Raymond et al.

1991

Disappointment with God

Philip Yancey

1991

A letter from the Lord Bishop of London

Thomas Sherlock

1750

The enduring classics of Billy Graham

Billy Graham

2004

God, freedom, and evil

Alvin Plantinga

1977

The impossibility of God

Martin, Michael

2003

From suffering to God

Marian F. Sia

1994

Is God to Blame?

Gregory A. Boyd

2003

How Long, O Lord?

D. A. Carson

2006

For the time being

Annie Dillard

1999

Why does God allow war?

David Martyn Lloyd-Jones

2003

Theodicy

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

1952

The problem of evil

Mark J. Larrimore

2001

Disappointment with God

Philip Yancey

1988 ★ 4.8

When Life Hurts

Philip Yancey

1999

The end of evil

Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki

1988

Love almighty and ills unlimited

Austin Farrer

1962

The enigma of evil

John William Wenham

1985

Lord, Where Are You When Bad Things Happen?

Kay Arthur

2000

The purpose of physical reality

Hatcher, John Dr.

1987

Evil and the God of love

John Harwood Hick

1966

The Cosmic Conflict Between Christ and Satan

John M. Fowler

2001

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