Why does God permit the great suffering and evil that we see in our world? This book explores this question in the context of the mystery of the Trinity. God's permission of evil and the way in which suffering can lead human persons into the life of the Trinity are discussed in dialogue with Hans Urs von Balthasar. In the light of Balthasar's model of the Trinity as divine self-giving love, we gain a profound grasp of the nature of suffering in human life by placing our suffering in the context of the divine life of the Triune God.
Why does God permit the great suffering and evil that we see in our world? This book explores this question in the context of the mystery of the Trinity. God's permission of evil and the way in which suffering can lead human persons into the life of the Trinity are discussed in dialogue with Hans Urs von Balthasar. In the light of Balthasar's model of the Trinity as divine self-giving love, we gain a profound grasp of the nature of suffering in human life by placing our suffering in the context of the divine life of the Triune God.
Jacob H. Friesenhahn is the Chair of the Religious Studies Department at TMI - The Episcopal School of Texas. He has also taught at the University of Dallas and Holy Trinity Seminary. He holds a Ph.D. in systematic theology from the Graduate Program in Religious Studies at Southern Methodist University.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction Part I The Problem of Evil: Introduction to the problem of evil The challenge of evil in analytic philosophy Responses to the problem of evil in analytic philosophy. Part II A Trinitarian Theodicy: The Bible and theodicy Hans Urs von Balthasar's theology of the Trinity The Trinity and theodicy Glossary Bibliography Index.
Contents: Introduction Part I The Problem of Evil: Introduction to the problem of evil The challenge of evil in analytic philosophy Responses to the problem of evil in analytic philosophy. Part II A Trinitarian Theodicy: The Bible and theodicy Hans Urs von Balthasar's theology of the Trinity The Trinity and theodicy Glossary Bibliography Index.
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