God, Power, and Evil

Exploring the enduring question of why evil exists if a good God is real, this book offers a critical historical overview of theodicy through the lens of influential Western philosophers and theologians. It delves into the thoughts of figures such as Plato, Augustine, and Leibniz, while also presenting a constructive perspective rooted in process philosophy and theology, particularly influenced by Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne. This synthesis aims to provide a deeper understanding of the complex relationship between divinity and suffering.