The Greater-Good Defence: An Essay on the Rationality of Faith by Melville Y. Stewart
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Overview: The strongest challenge to the rationality of theistic belief issues no doubt from the fact of moral and natural evil. The challenge may take the form of a claim that the existence of God is logically inconsistent with the existence of evil, or, as is nowadays more common, that the kind and amount of evil in the world render the existence of God improbable. Professor Stewart's book treats of three main theistic responses to the challenge, responses he views as specifications or "offspring" of a "parent" Greater-Good Defence. The animating idea of the GGD in general is "the claim that evils that exist in the world are either counterbalanced or overbalanced by goods which require them..."
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Overview: The strongest challenge to the rationality of theistic belief issues no doubt from the fact of moral and natural evil. The challenge may take the form of a claim that the existence of God is logically inconsistent with the existence of evil, or, as is nowadays more common, that the kind and amount of evil in the world render the existence of God improbable. Professor Stewart's book treats of three main theistic responses to the challenge, responses he views as specifications or "offspring" of a "parent" Greater-Good Defence. The animating idea of the GGD in general is "the claim that evils that exist in the world are either counterbalanced or overbalanced by goods which require them..."
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