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245 00 $aDivine evil? :$bthe moral character of the God of Abraham /$cedited by Michael Bergmann, Michael J. Murray and Michael C. Rea.
264 1 $aOxford ;$aNew York :$bOxford University Press,$c2011.
300 $axi, 337 pages ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tDoes God love us? /$rLouise Antony.$tComments /$rEleonore Stump ;$tReply to Stump /$rLouise Antony --$tThe God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob /$rEdwin Curley.$tComments /$rPeter van Inwagen ;$tReply to van Inwagen /$rEdwin Curley --$tSatanic verses : moral chaos in Holy Writ /$rEvan Fales.$tComments /$rAlvin Plantinga ;$tReply to Plantinga /$rEvan Fales --$tAnimal sacrifices /$rJohn Hare.$tComments /$rJames L. Crenshaw ;$tReply to Crenshaw /$rJohn Hare --$tGod beyond justice /$rMark C. Murphy.$tComments /$rWes Morriston ;$tReply to Morriston /$rMark C. Murphy --$gThe$gproblem of evil and the history of peoples : "think Amalek" /$rEleonore Stump ;$tComments /$rPaul Draper ;$tReply to Draper /$rEleonore Stump --$tWhat does the Old Testament mean? /$rRichard Swinburne.$tComments /$rWes Morriston ;$tReply to Morriston /$rRichard Swinburne --$tReading Joshua /$rNicholas Wolterstorff.$tComments /$rLouise Antony ;$tReply to Antony /$rNicholas Wolterstorff --$tWhat about the Canaanites? /$rGary A. Anderson.$tComments /$rNicholas Wolterstorff ;$tReply to Wolterstorff /$rGary A. Anderson --$tCanon and conquest : the character of the God of the Hebrew Bible /$rChristopher Seitz.$tComments /$rEvan Fales ;$tReply to Fales /$rChristopher Seitz --$tGod's struggles /$rHoward Wettstein.
520 $aAdherents of the Abrahamic religions have traditionally held that God is morally perfect and unconditionally deserving of devotion, obedience, love, and worship. The Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scriptures tell us that God is compassionate, merciful, and just. As is well-known, however, these same scriptures contain passages that portray God as wrathful, severely punitive, and jealous. Critics furthermore argue that the God of these scriptures commends bigotry, misogyny, and homophobia, condones slavery, and demands the adoption of unjust laws-for example, laws that mandate the death penalty for adultery and rebellion against parents, and laws institutionalizing in various ways the diverse kinds of bigotry and oppression mentioned above. In recent days, these sorts of criticisms of the Hebrew Bible have been raised in new and forceful ways by philosophers, scientists, social commentators, and others.
520 8 $aThis volume brings together eleven original essays representing the views of both critics and defenders of the character of God as portrayed in these texts. Authors represent the disciplines of philosophy, religion, and Biblical studies. Each essay is accompanied by comments from another author who takes a critical approach to the thesis defended in that essay, along with replies by the essay's author.
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700 1 $aRea, Michael C.$q(Michael Cannon),$d1968-
776 08 $iOnline version:$tDivine evil?$dOxford : Oxford University Press, 2010$z9780199576739$w(OCoLC)700953410
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