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A New Solution(1970). At this stage I feel that I may be able to present a clear enough exposition, so that the reader, who may initially be quite put off by the seeming strangeness of the solution, is by the end of the next chapter satisfied that yet another path has been opened toward the elimination of the problem of evil.

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The Unpredictability of Some Human Choices5 that it is not the case that the proficiency of the predictor . predictor could ever be established by any evidence.) We shall deny, then, that our so called predictor has great powers of prediction.

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Stating the Problem of Evile firmly believe that all samples of copper expand when heated, this cannot be conclusively proven true since what we have here is a universal statement referring to an open class, not all of whose members could ever be observed. The widely accepted hypothesis ‘Some gases consist of discrete particl

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The Irrelevance of the Amount of Evillives, in the context of our problem this is an entirely irrelevant question. Some defenders of theism have tacitly assumed the contrary to be the case. Some have movingly urged that we acknowledge the great abundance of goodness in the world. Instead of focusing attention on the things we lack, we

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