1. C.S. Lewis' The Problem of Pain
Lewis' theodicy, The Problem of Pain, he defends God's goodness in the context of the world's evil. ... Does this mean, by Lewis' own reasoning, that the problem of evil is "unanswerable" for a Christian? ... Why not set up the world in the first place with stable natural laws, rather than constant miraculous intervention, making it basically impossible for people to harm one another? ... If we can remove these things from the world, why couldn't God have made the world without them in the first place? ... "We are not, metaphorically but in very truth, a Divine work of art, s...
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