| 41. | Theodicy claimed that history had a progressive direction leading to an eschatological end, given by a superior power.
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| 42. | He suggests that the theory of evolution resolves the problem of evil, thus being a kind of theodicy.
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| 43. | Chapters 18 and 19 set out a theodicy to explain the problem of evil in terms of natural theology.
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| 44. | Basically it seems to be about the theodicy of John Hicks, based on the theodicic views of Irenaeus.
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| 45. | The paradox of theodicy has been of interest to theologians and philosophers ( Jewish and gentile ) for centuries.
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| 46. | Later, Hegel turned history into theodicy by explaining all suffering and evil as unavoidable elements of an evolutionary process.
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| 47. | These varied theodicies tried to account for evil, to make it comprehensible, at times even to dismiss it.
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| 48. | The Holocaust prompted a reconsideration of theodicy in some absolutism survived after the Holocaust, which he proposed it did.
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| 49. | This theodicy rethinks God's omnipotence by saying God's power is constrained by God's love.
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| 50. | The visions are notable for their discussion of theodicy, the problem of evil, and an emphasis on predestination.
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