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Sin, Suffering, and the Problem of Evil Blaženka Scheuer David Davage

SKU: BELL-46173542

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Sin, Suffering, and the Problem of Evil Blaženka Scheuer David Davage instant download after payment.

Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.82 MB

Pages: 376

Author: Blaženka Scheuer, David Davage

ISBN: 9783161575389, 3161575385

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Sin, Suffering, and the Problem of Evil Blaženka Scheuer David Davage by Blaženka Scheuer, David Davage 9783161575389, 3161575385 instant download after payment.

This volume discusses the topics of sin, suffering, and evil in the Hebrew Bible. It gathers fresh and innovative perspectives provided by internationally renowned biblical scholars that not only demonstrate ways in which these topics are dealt with in the Hebrew Bible itself, but also map out their lasting impact on human experience of suffering throughout history. Put into dialogue with the thought-provoking work of Fredrik Lindström, the volume provides a diversity of methodological approaches to the question of human suffering and God’s role in it, ranging from discussions of monism in the Hebrew Bible, through deconstructive readings of evil in the Exodus narrative, to the processing of suffering at the Dachau concentration camp, and ways that the dynamics of good and evil might play out in a technological future dominated by artificial intelligence