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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99562-9 that it is consistent with God’s love. In both places my arguments depended on the assumption that hell is freely chosen by the people in it. The justice of hell was defended by supposing that the damned continue to sin freely after death, and the mercifulness of hell was thought to follow from Cra

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Soziotechnische Innovationen im Alltago is committed to a particular religious tradition. The doctrines of the tradition constitute boundaries within which an explanation of God’s purposes in allowing evil must be contained. To borrow an example from chapter 1, the Christian will not be helped by a Hindu theodicy which explains evil as

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