Titlebook: Is a Good God Logically Possible?; James P. Sterba Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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An Attempt at Theodicy,In this chapter, I consider whether goods, other than freedom, provided in this life, or goods provided in some n-inning afterlife could morally make up for the loss of significant freedom due to God’s permission of significant and especially horrendous consequences of wrongful actions.

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The Pauline Principle and the Just Political State,In this chapter, I explore whether the Pauline Principle and the analogy of an ideally just and powerful political state are compatible with God’s widespread permission of significant and especially horrendous consequences of wrongful actions.

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What About a Redemptive God?,In this chapter, I consider whether a justification for God’s involvement with the evil in the world can be found in the long biblical history of God’s seeking to bring redemption to a wayward humanity.

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Taking Natural Evil into Account,In this chapter, I examine the problem of natural evil and the challenge that it presents to the God of traditional theism.

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Conclusion,In this chapter, I review and relate the conclusions of the previous chapters and then consider how a traditional theist should respond.

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James P. SterbaArgues that the existence of an all-good, all-powerful God is logically impossible, based on the problem of evil.Uses resources from moral and political philosophy to support the argument.Significantl

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