I more than others responses to evil and suffering / [electronic resource] :
edited by Eric R. Severson.
- Newcastle : Cambridge Scholars, 2010.
- 1 online resource (vi, 211 p.)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- Praying for an earthier Jesus : a theology of flesh / Deferral : a response to John D. Caputo's The weakness of God / Time, hope, and slumdogs : suffering and creatio ex nihilo / Environmentalism : I more than others / Our responsibility for universal evil : rethinking fallenness in ecological terms / Race and hospitality : pursuing racial reconciliation through Derrida's understanding of hospitality / When the creature became the creator and other Cartesian nightmares / The epistemology and ethics of hope / The transcendence and banality of evil / Thebes revisited : theodicy and the temporality of evil / God's good as intrinsic and God's good as instrumental : discerning analytical foundations for the problem of natural evil / Defending God's decision to create a suffering world : a Thomistic analysis of evil, privation, and foreknowledge / To be or not to be : relational ontology and the irreality of evil / The problem of evil from a panentheistic perspective : "And there shall be no pain" (Rev. 21:4) : suffering as the price for development / Islamic suicide bombing and the question of evil / John D. Caputo -- Craig Keen -- Eric R. Severson -- Christopher Caldwell -- Christina M. Gschwandtner -- Nathan Crawford -- Heather Ross -- Joshua Kira -- Eric Boynton -- John Penteleimon Manoussakis -- Brint Montgomery -- Eric Manchester -- Timothy Crutcher -- Thomas Klibengajtis -- Geoffrey Karabin.
Suffering. Suffering--Philosophy. Suffering--Religious aspects. Good and evil. Good and evil--Philosophy. Good and evil--Religious aspects. ((Das)) Böse. ((Das)) Gute. Leid (Motiv) Moral. Religion. PHILOSOPHY / Movements / Humanism