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Providence Lost

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Theology and Philosophy of Evil Study and Philosophy of Religion Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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In our ever more secular times—is providence lost? Perhaps, but as Lloyd makes clear, providence still exerts a powerful influence on our thought and in our lives. This book traces a succession of transformations in the concept of providence through the history of Western philosophy.

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