For your own good: Suffering and evil in God's plan according to one Hindu theologian

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Clooney, Francis Xavier. (2008). For your own good: Suffering and evil in God's plan according to one Hindu theologian. In In M. D. Eckel and B. L. Herling (Ed.). Deliver Us From Evil pp. 169 - 185 Continuum International Publishing Group.
AuthorsClooney, Francis Xavier
EditorsM. D. Eckel and B. L. Herling
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Year2008
Book titleDeliver Us From Evil
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