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theodicy
[ thee-od-uh-see ]
noun
- a vindication of the divine attributes, particularly holiness and justice, in establishing or allowing the existence of physical and moral evil.
theodicy
/ 胃瑟藞蓲诲瑟蝉瑟 /
noun
- the branch of theology concerned with defending the attributes of God against objections resulting from physical and moral evil
Derived Forms
- 迟丑别藢辞诲颈藞肠别补苍, adjective
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 迟丑别路辞诲顎卛路肠别顎僡苍 adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of theodicy1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of theodicy1
Example Sentences
While not a detailed discussion of theodicy, or how a good God permits evil to exist, the computer-generated response is one most Christians could understand and accept, even if follow-up questions remain.
While the temblor influenced Kant鈥檚 views of theodicy, he also posited scientific theories to explain what happened.
The theory that people suffer because it is part of 鈥淕od鈥檚 plan鈥 is also known as 鈥渢heodicy.鈥
I think, though, that Miranda is talking more about the omnipresence of change, and our need to interpret that change, than he is about theodicy.
Seeing her construct her own theodicy from the simple process of observing and reasoning is like watching the passage of 2,000 years over a few months.
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