but detours into musings about theodicy and quantum mechanics, and never satisfactorily circles back to the original issue. Paul-Choudhury’s advice for imagining a better world is more ...

As the nineteenth-century British liberal philosopher John Stuart Mill wrote, “the sacred duties which civilized nations owed to the independence and nationality of each other are not binding towards ...

Frederick Douglass called it "a sacred effort," and Lincoln himself thought that his Second Inaugural, which offered a theodicy of the Civil War, was better than the Gettysburg Address.

But he did publish several works. One large systematic work concerns optimism and theodicy and is called Essays of Theodicy on the Goodness of God, the Freedom of Man and the Origin of Evil.

This makes his endless forays into novel writing, theodicy, the history of lycanthropy, the efficacy of the waters at Lourdes, and goodness knows what else seem all the more remarkable.

Theology, Religion, and Pop Culture Series. Lanham: Lexington Books / Minneapolis: Fortress Academic, 2022. "Smithereens as Technological Theodicy: Addiction, Emergence, and Resistance." In Theology ...

God seems to be having a moment, culturally speaking,” observes John Stonestreet of the Colson Center, whose founder, the ...

the problem of theodicy, and so on. How do you see, in broad terms, Frederick Douglass fitting within the African American philosophical tradition? In his 1854 address, “The Claims of the Negro ...

It was this situation that made Dr. Lawrence Ekpebu to infer, ldquo;In office the politicians turned the government treasury ...