Advanced Theodicy and Post-Holocaust Interpretation
Analyzing the problem of evil in modern and post-Holocaust theological thought
Course Instructors
To Be Announced
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Details
A critical, logical analysis of the problem of evil, moving beyond classic biblical models (Job). Focuses on modern philosophical and theological attempts to reconcile divine power with suffering, including process theology and post-Holocaust thought.
Course Curriculum
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What You Will Learn
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Philosophical Analysis: Evaluate classical and contemporary models of theodicy
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Historical Context: Study post-Holocaust interpretations and modern theological responses
FAQs
Graduate students in Theology, Religious Studies, or Philosophy interested in the problem of evil and modern theological approaches.
Familiarity with biblical texts and basic theological concepts is helpful but not mandatory.
Through essays, critical analyses, and seminar presentations.
What is in this course?
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Duration : 1 Days
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Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
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Philosophical Insight : Engage critically with classic and modern approaches to theodicy
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Historical Reflection : Examine post-Holocaust theological attempts to reconcile divine power and human suffering
