"Defending the view that arguments from philosophical theology constitute a serious threat to the symmetry thesis, Jack Symes sets out a new solution to the evil-god challenge. Symes argues it is more reasonable to attribute goodness to the concept of god than it is to attribute evil, and therefore, we have reason to favour belief in a good god over an evil god. A theologically and philosophically nuanced engagement with the evil-god problem, it is the first book-length treatment to showcase the ways it can not only be solved, but that the solution is simple, modest, and compelling"--
Inhaltsverzeichnis
List of Figures
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Constructing the Challenge
2. The Greatest Conceivable Being
3. The Bloody Watchmaker
4. God Revealed
Conclusion
Notes & Sources
Bibliography
Index
