Swinburne vs. Swinburne

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Trakakis, N. N.. (2021). Swinburne vs. Swinburne. In In Loftus, John W. (Ed.). God and horrendous suffering pp. 51-62 Global Center for Religious Research Press. https://doi.org/10.33929/GCRRPress.2021.05
AuthorsTrakakis, N. N.
EditorsLoftus, John W.
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This chapter examines the disparate religious philosophies regarding the problem of evil of "misotheist" poet Algernon Charles Swinburne and the committed Christian orthodoxy of philosopher Richard Granville Swinburne.

Page range51-62
Year2021
Book titleGod and horrendous suffering
PublisherGlobal Center for Religious Research Press
Place of publicationDenver, CO
ISBN9781737846918
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Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.33929/GCRRPress.2021.05
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