Theodicy?
Peter Kreeft writes, "Fatalism affirms God's power at the expense of God's goodness."
posted by Daniel | 8:44 AM
Daniel's thoughts
Hebrews 6:19. "We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure."
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2 Comments:
Fatalism, trying to answer the problem of evil, affirms that God is omnipotent but denies His goodness. Or something along those lines.
Gotcha. I'm familiar with the terms. The Only Wise God and Nelson Pike. It's a good discussion. Requires tough thinking.
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