Titlebook: Evil and the God of Love; John Hick Book 2010 John Hick 2010 English.freedom.god.kingdom.liberty.love.present.reform.theodicy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3001-9of certain convergent tendencies, working for the most part beneath the surface, which qualify these contrasts and even suggest the possibility of a common future development. But first the contrasts :

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Sufferinguffering, misery, or anguish (three terms that I shall use synonymously) on the other. Pain is, as we have seen in the previous chapter, a specific physical sensation.. Suffering, however, is a mental state which may be as complex as human life itself. The endurance of pain is sometimes, but not always or even usually, an ingredient of suffering.

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English for Academic Purposes (EAP) in AsiaF one were to construct a full descriptive title for this book, it might run as follows: A critical study of the two responses to the problem of evil that have been developed within Christian thought, and an attempt to formulate a theodicy for today.

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Studies in Computational IntelligenceHERE is a large physiological and medical literature dealing with the subject of pain, and what follows, representing a philosopher’s attempt to relate the scientific work in this field to the wider problem of evil, is based primarily on the works mentioned in the footnote.

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