(Continued from Part 1) Here are two final suggestions about where God is hiding: Pavilion 3: Rabbi Rehumi—God is Hiding in the Empty Space between a Husband and a Wife “This R. Rehumi who was frequently [at the school] of Raba Mahuza [in … Continue reading
While my next post (I promise!) will explore the story of Abraham, Pharaoh, and Egyptus in the Book of Abraham as it relates to perpetuation of Priesthood, I will first be exploring an intermediate group found narratively in between the … Continue reading
Miracle #2: Self When Rene Descartes thought about reality, he wondered what, if anything could be considered absolutely real. As part of a thought experiment, he assumed an ultimate level of doubt, presuming that any and everything he perceived or imagined could … Continue reading
IV Is Lehi‘s Sermon on Universal Opposition a Valid Argument? When I conceive of any defined noun, say a horse, I have divided up the world into two spheres, things that are horses and things that are not horses. Every definition … Continue reading
Having summarized David Paulsen’s theodicy, I almost feel ready to begin a proper analysis of his ideas, but we must pay careful attention to what we say in our analysis. To discuss the suffering of others as merely some kind … Continue reading
In the previous two posts I briefly covered the ancient history of Christian theodicies and introduced readers to modern Philosophers who continue in the Christian tradition to offer possible explanations for the existence of evil. Now I’d like to examine … Continue reading
In my last post, I introduced the Problem of Evil and discussed two ancient theodicies that have endured down to present day. In this post I want to offer a brief review of two major philosophers of religion who both … Continue reading