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Process Theodicy

Reichenbach, “Evil, Omnipotence, & Process Thought”

20th Century Thinkers, Process Theodicy, Responses to the Problem of Evil & the Problem of Pain

Strategically placed at the core of the problem of evil—of how suffering, dysfunction, the unnecessary triviality of unrewarding experiences, and discord can exist in the presence of a God who has perfect power, knowledge, and goodness—lies an understanding of what God is able to do and in fact does. Because God has the power both […]

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David Ray Griffin, A Process Theodicy

20th Century Thinkers, Process Theodicy, Responses to the Problem of Evil & the Problem of Pain, Statements of the Problem of Evil & the Problem of Pain

This is a [treatment of] the theoretical problem of evil as it appears in the Western philosophical and theological traditions.… [It is] written from the perspective of the “process” philosophical and theological thought inspired primarily by Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne… [C]ertain assumptions about the nature of God’s power that made the problem so

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