From the Aesthetic Theme to the Aesthetic Myth: a Reflection on the Trinitarian God’s Connection to Nature and the Problem of Evil
The article begins with a reflection on the ‘conversation between mythologies’ present in the debate between C. Robert Mesle and John Hick on the role of Irenaean theodicy and process theology to tackle convincingly the problem of evil in the contemporary and future context of scientific advancement...
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2022
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Sophia
Year: 2022, Volume: 61, Issue: 4, Pages: 839-868 |
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Francis of Assisi
B Nature B John Hick B Natural Evil B Process theology B Trinity B Maximus the Confessor B Theodicy B Aesthetics B Logos |
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