Providence, Evil and the Openness of God

William Hasker

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Introduction Part 1: Evil, Theodicy, and Defense 1. On Regretting the Evils of this World 2. Suffering, Soul-Making, and Salvation 3. The Sceptical Solution to the Problem of Evil 4. The Necessity of Gratuitous Evil 5. Can God Permit 'Just Enough' Evil? Part Two: Theories of Providence 6. The Openness of God 7. Providence and Evil: Three Theories 8. The God who Takes Risks 9. The Problem of Evil in Process Theism and Classical Free Will Theism 10. Antinomies of Divine Providence 11. The Freedom and Goodness of God Appendix: Replies to my Critics

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2017The Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of Atheism

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