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The Meaning of Suffering,act that it is associated with the “forbidden … the exotic, the surreal, and the extraordinary.”. That is, evil is couched in mystery. Understood in this sense, it is often connected to witchcraft, defilement, and even physical deformity, and appeals to what Simone Weil described as our sense of “im

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The Problem of Evil,e question of how to reconcile the existence of suffering, and hence evil, in the world, with the characterization of the Judeo-Christian God as benevolent, omniscient, and omnipotent. Formally articulated by Epicurus (341–270 BCE) and originally quoted in the work of Lactantius (c. 260–340 CE), the

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Moral Monsters,rary Western thought, are still most commonly associated with the Holocaust. Not only do the atrocities of the Nazi concentration camps remain one of the most extreme examples of the human capacity for evil in history (if not . most extreme example) but, on an intellectual level, the meaningless suf

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The War on Evil,he World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and, following the courageous intervention of the passengers on board American Airlines Flight 93, a field in Pennsylvania. Killing more than 2600 people, the September 11 attacks remain the most shocking event of the, as yet, shor

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Anton Grambergnt years. Concept and Overview of this Book This book intends to give a compact overview of the most relevant concepts and developments in International Management. The various strategy con­ cepts of internationaHy active companies and their implementation in prac­ tice are the core of this b978-3-8349-6331-4

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