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Philosophical and/or theological theory which attempts to explain how a good God could create a world containing so much evil

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  • tentativo filosofico e/o teologico di comprendere e risolvere il problema della contraddizione fra l'esistenza del male nel mondo e la bontà e onnipotenza di Dio (it)
  • религиозно-философская доктрина (ru)
  • philosophical and/or theological theory which attempts to explain how a good God could create a world containing so much evil (en)
  • filozofia aŭ teologia teorio, kiu klarigas kial bona ĉiopova dio kreis mondon plenan je la malbono (eo)
  • branche de la théologie (fr)
  • filozófiai istenigazolás (hu)
  • parto di filozofio pri la yusteso di deo (io)
  • תפיסה המגדירה את מעשי האל כצודקים ונכונים מבחינה מוסרית (iw)
  • análise da compatibilidade entre a bondade divina e a presença do mal (pt)
  • mutlak iyilik sıfatıyla tanımlanan Tanrı'yla, şer probleminin nasıl bağdaştığını açıklama çabasına verilen ad (tr)
  • justification del bonitate de Deo a confronto con le presentia del mal in le mundo (ia)
  • forsøg på at retfærdiggøre Gud over for det onde og lidelsen i verden. (da)
  • philosophische und/oder theologische Theorie, die zu erklären versucht, wie die Annahme eines gütigen und allmächtigen Schöpfergottes mit dem Leid in der Welt vereinbar sein kann (de)
  • rama de la filosofía cuyo objetivo es la demostración racional de la existencia de Dios mediante razonamientos, así como la descripción análoga de su naturaleza y atributos (es)
  • theologische poging om het probleem van het kwaad op te lossen (nl)
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  • December 2023 (en)
  • May 2024 (en)
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  • Blog source removed. Blogs are not reliable sources (en)
  • date, publisher? (en)
  • idiosyncratic tone and presentation, especially in the "biblical" section (en)
  • Opinion about Hume's interpretation of Epicurus must be attributed to a source (en)
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  • The author of Job seeks to expand the understanding of divine justice ... beyond mere retribution, to include a system of divine sovereignty [showing] the King has the right to test His subject's loyalty ... The book of Job corrects the rigid and overly simplistic doctrine of retribution in attributing suffering to sin and punishment. It closes with a focus on the bond between creator and creation, on placing one in that, and on hope rooted in belief that God is in ultimate control. (en)
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  • Theodicy (en)
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  • Theodicy (en)
  • ثيوديسيا (ar)
  • Teodicea (cs)
  • Teodicea (ca)
  • Θεοδικία (el)
  • Theodizee (de)
  • Teodiceo (eo)
  • Teodizea (eu)
  • Teodicea (es)
  • Théodicée (fr)
  • Teodicea (it)
  • Teodisi (in)
  • 神義論 (ja)
  • 신정론 (ko)
  • Teodycea (pl)
  • Teodiceia (pt)
  • Theodicee (nl)
  • Теодицея (ru)
  • Теодицея (uk)
  • Teodicéproblemet (sv)
  • 神义论 (zh)
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