Can we believe in the goodness of the world when pain and moral evil surround us?
This book confronts the enduring question by tracing age‑old explanations and testing them against modern knowledge and thought.
From the Book of Job to modern science, it asks how the problem of suffering has been understood in Jewish and Christian thought, and how these views stand up today. It questions traditional answers, including the idea that evil is simply punishment, and invites readers to consider what a rational and hopeful view of the world might look like.
Using clear analysis and historical context, the discussion moves from ancient assumptions to contemporary outlooks, weighing faith, reason, and the limits of theology. It aims to help readers think clearly about whether a good and wise universe is compatible with the evils we see around us.
Ideal for readers curious about the problem of evil, faith, and the search for a coherent view of life in a complex world.
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