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Facing Evil: Evil's Many Faces: Five Paradigms for Understanding EvilInterpretation 57 (4): 398-413. 2003.Evil is both the experience of suffering and the fear that suffering subverts all meaning and order in the world. Given evil's many faces, at least five paradigms can be identified to account for God's relationship to suffering.
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Book Review: Missing the Mark: Sin and Its Consequences in Biblical Theology (review)Interpretation 61 (4): 430-432. 2007.
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1Book Review: Missing the Mark: Sin and Its Consequences in Biblical Theology (review)Interpretation 61 (4): 430-432. 2007.
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Facing Evil: Evil's Many Faces: Five Paradigms for Understanding EvilInterpretation 57 (4): 398-413. 2003.Evil is both the experience of suffering and the fear that suffering subverts all meaning and order in the world. Given evil's many faces, at least five paradigms can be identified to account for God's relationship to suffering.
