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Is there a good God? If so, what do we know about him? Answering the first question before the second often leads to an inadequate response to evil's existence. Defending revelatory materials, Menssen and Sullivan contend that philosophers who ignore God's voice in stories, myths, legal codes, and exhortations work with a woefully impoverished database. 336 pages, softcover from Eerdmans.
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