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What Can We Do About Evil?
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instructions and
theology of evil)
What Can We Do About Evil?
brochure version
What Story Do You Live In?
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associated message)
Does the Good Outweigh the Bad?
(and
instructions)
God, Peace, and Violence (and
instructions)
Find Your Heart's Desire?
(and
instructions and
theology of desire)
The Question of
Evil and the Christian Response: Jesus' New Humanity
Evil and the Christian God
Evil and the Christian God and Theology of Atonement
The Desire for a Happy Ending: Interpreting the Movies,
Songs, and Stories Around Us
Desires, Beliefs, and How We Know Truth
Quotations and Reflections on Evil and Human Nature
God's Response to Human Evil: The Faithfulness of Jesus
(Romans 3:21 - 26)
God's Victory over Human Evil in Jesus (Romans 6:1 - 11)
God's Victory over Human Evil: Presenting Ourselves to
Jesus (Romans 6:12 - 14)
God's Victory over Human Evil: We Are Bondslaves to Christ
(Romans 6:15 - 23)
The Role of Jesus in
Revolution and the Pursuit of Justice
For more information, please
see:
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The Question of the Goodness of God and the Christian
Response: The Trinity
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What Does Jesus' Death Mean
About God's Character?
Personal and Practical:
Embracing Jesus' Transformation of You
Assignment #1: Jesus is the Answer, What's the
Problem?
Assignment #2: Comparing Views of Evil
Jesus' Kingdom of God Movement (notes and messages on the
Gospel of Matthew)
God's Great News for Humanity's Great Problem (notes and
messages on Paul's letter to the Romans)
Interpreting Other Responses to Human Evil
Why Question
Atheism from a Political, Historical, and Moral Perspective?
The Conflict of Stories: Circular, Christian, Western, Muslim,
Secular, Individual
The Conflict of Stories (chart)
Jewish and Christian
Views of the Messiah
Stories
and Spirituality: How the God Engages Human Evil (chart)
Stories
and Social Consequences: Comparison with Islam and Mohammed (chart)
Stories
and Social Consequences: Comparison with Atheism and Hinduism (chart)
Christian Resources
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C.S. Lewis, Mere
Christianity, books 1 and 2
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C.S. Lewis,
God in the Dock, chapter 1
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N.T. Wright, Evil and the Justice of God
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Henri Blocher, Evil and the Cross
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Athanasius, Against the
Heathen, chapters 1 - 6
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Athanasius, On the
Incarnation, chapters 1 - 5
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William Paul Young, The Shack: This story is about a man who loses his
daughter in a rape-murder, and wrestles with God about it - reveals good
insights about the Trinity and the character of God. Roger Olson's analysis of the book,
Finding God in "The Shack" is also helpful. My
response to Mark Driscoll's youtube criticism
of the book is
here.
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David Bentley Hart articles
A blog dedicated to the promoting the theological
thought of David B. Hart, an Eastern Orthodox theologian.
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David Bentley Hart, The Doors of the Sea:
Where Was God in the Tsunami? A short book on how a Trinitarian view of God
influences how we think about suffering and evil. Includes a critique of
the Calvinist tendency towards God's omnicausality. Lays out the
categories in very clear terms, but with less analysis.
General Resources
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John Gray, Heresies: Against Progress and Other
Illusions
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