Philip John Fisk Bücher

Engaging with historical theological debates, this collection features fifty-two readings that explore the problem of evil as discussed by late medieval and early modern university scholars. The text delves into their sophisticated arguments aimed at exonerating God from the responsibility for evil, challenging contemporary perspectives. By revisiting these complex discussions, readers are encouraged to reconsider their views on theodicy and to explore the works of lesser-known theologians, fostering a deeper understanding of faith and reason.