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Philosophical Theology
In Steven Nadler (ed.), Maimonides. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 137–160 (2010-02-12)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Evil and Theodicy Divine Providence, Evil, and Human Choice Divine Omniscience and Human Freedom Conclusion: Maimonides' Legacy further reading.Author's Profile
philosophical theology divine providence, human freedom and theodicy righteous suffering ‐ dating back to Book of Job Maimonides' attempt ‐ existence of evil in context of divine omniscience and omnipotence Maimonides arguement ‐ matter acting as barrier preventing apprehension of God divine omnipotence and metaphysical evil Maimonides' theory ‐ incorporating elements of Aristotle and divine law Maimonides' theory of Divine Providence ‐ Aristotelian naturalism with Mosaic emphasis upon Divine Will and volition Maimonides' theory of Divine Providence ‐ intellectual ties between God and human beings theological determinism entailing God's infallibility divine omniscience and human choice
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