Michael L. Peterson

I honestly never thought I would enjoy theodicy. I still am slightly jaded to the whole field, yet I found that the arguments within this reader are at least enjoyable. This is most the case since the book includes atheodicy as well as christians bickering about how St. Irenaeus is better than St. Augustine and so on. No, this book was good. Well bounded, nice paper; it is enjoyable to read out of that alone. No matter how high-falutin' or how logical(ly broken) the readings were, it was a good read.… (altro)