Introduction to some books about evil معرفی و نقد

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David Ray Griffin, Publication: State University of New Press, 1991 David Griffin is one of the great and authoritative figures in process theology in the contemporary era, who in the present book, alongside various perspectives, expresses the process view regarding evil and makes a reference to the theory of evolution proposed by Darwin. The Advantages of Divine Providence (A New Look at Divine Sovereignty) James St. Spiegel, Publication: Crossbooks, 2005 In the face of the problem of evil, one of the most important tools that believers can use to defend their position by recourse and reference is divine providence. Each person's attitude toward the discussion of divine providence forms their view of the relationship between humans and God, through which special attention must be paid to the problem of sin and suffering. The present book contains the specific view of Swinburne, a famous philosopher of the current era, in which he proposes his own specific theory, namely "theodicy based on greater goods. He believes that the best view ever proposed in response to the problem of evil is the free will defense proposed by Plantinga. Evil and a Good God Bruce Reichenbach, Publisher: Fordham University Press, Year: 1982 Reichenbach, in response to the problem of evil, has directed his attention in this book more towards theodicy (the theory of divine justice). When a believer faces the problem or issue of evil, they generally have two ways to defend their position by resorting to them: the first way is "defense" and the second way is "theodicy or recourse to the theory of divine justice.