1. C.S. Lewis' The Problem of Pain
... become more apparent" (p.26). This seems to be the opposite of the truth. Human beings have definitely taken away parts of the creation – disease, for example. By Lewis' logic this should have been impossible. If we can remove these things from the world, why couldn't God have made the world without them in the first place? The next section ... when it goes against a conclusion he probably does not want to get; it is a double standard. In sum, Lewis' theology describes a god who chose to make the path of evil easy and the path of good difficult, and then takes vengeance on people who ...
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