Publication Date
9-1998
Document Type
Article
Abstract
This is a paper about God, evil, and the soul-making theodicy. Too often we pair together this theodicy with various liberal philosophical theologians (e.g. John Hick), and miss the importance of the rich resources that we find in the theodicy itself. I would like to propose that we not overlook the continuing importance of this theodical method, for this method or approach to theodicy seems squarely in line, in its essential parts, with the New Testament conception of the development of Christian character and the theological virtue of hope. Consider Paul's sentiment in the Book of Romans.
Recommended Citation
Martin, Edward N., "Proper Function, Natural Reason, and Evils as Extrinsic Goods" (1998). SOR Faculty Publications and Presentations. 64.
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/sor_fac_pubs/64
Comments
Published in the Global Journal of Classical Theology, 1 (September 1998).