| For Voltaire, a catastrophe of such indiscriminate vastness was incontrovertible evidence against the bland optimism of popular theodicy. |
| Uninterested in apologetics and theodicy, Carroll is nonetheless obsessed with the God she finds in the natural world. |
| Ward tackles their claims directly dealing honestly with themes such as theodicy and the possibility that human will could thwart divine purpose. |
| She got a PhD from Brandeis, where she studied nineteenth-century American poetry and theodicy. |
| Defoe's story is an anguished inquiry into questions of predestination and election, freedom and theodicy. |
| This is an historical and psychological process that involves conflict and suffering and which is the proper subject of philosophy and theodicy. |
