Evil as Explained in the Clementine and Lactantian Writings
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This essay grapples with the question of theodicy as represented by the Ante-Nicene writers Lactantius and the writer of the Pseudo-Clementine literature. Bussell's dialogue with these sources points to the role human responsibility plays in the origin of evil. PART I. GOD AS CREATOR AND JUDGE PART II. GOD (CREATOR AND JUDGE) AND THE ORIGIN OF EVIL PART III. CITATIONS FROM THE CLEMENTINE HOMILIES PART IV. More particular account of the origin of Evil in the CLEMENTINE HOMILIES PART V. THE RECOGNITIONS PART VI. THE WRITINGS OP FIKMIANUS LACTANTIUS
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