Add to ORKGDivine Omnipotence and Human Impotence The thesis deals with the themes of divine omnipotence and human suffering and their relation in the book of Job. Besides providing general definitions, the author presents both themes on selected texts. She arrives at the following conclusion: divine omnipotence and human suffering are interrelated, without human suffering ever limiting the former or excluding it. Human suffering is finally viewed in the wider context of God's plan with the world. Keywords Power, strength, justice, wisdom, suffering, mercy, faith
Omnipotence is one of the classical divine attributes in Christian theology. Modernity, however, has...
O livro de Jó, cujo tema principal é a dor humana, mostra que as provações que Jó foi obrigado a sup...
Evil inflicted upon an innocent man: the case of JobThe paper addresses the problem of respon...
Divine Omnipotence and Human Impotence The thesis deals with the themes of divine omnipotence and hu...
Even though technology, medicine and other scientific areas become more modern, none of these can st...
In my bachelor's thesis, I focus on the Biblical view of suffering in the Old Testament book of Job ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the way in which Job 38-42 develops and defends a new theod...
Suffering is a legacy of the existence of the world of souls [humans] living on earth. Suffering is ...
This thesis argues that the theme of blessing and curse runs through all the book of Job and it is n...
The Biblical Hebrew text of Job narrates and debates the suffering of an innocent person from variou...
The problem of suffering is a multifaceted one. It has moral, physical, philosophical, psychological...
Questions concerning evil and suffering are those, which people ask the most often. What is their re...
By analyzing the Book of Job through the theme of divine containment, both the Divine Speeches and t...
The Issues of God’s Omnipotence – Things New and Old The purpose of this paper ...
Sickness unto Death or for the Glory of God? A Biblical View of Sickness. The thesis deals with the ...
Omnipotence is one of the classical divine attributes in Christian theology. Modernity, however, has...
O livro de Jó, cujo tema principal é a dor humana, mostra que as provações que Jó foi obrigado a sup...
Evil inflicted upon an innocent man: the case of JobThe paper addresses the problem of respon...
Divine Omnipotence and Human Impotence The thesis deals with the themes of divine omnipotence and hu...
Even though technology, medicine and other scientific areas become more modern, none of these can st...
In my bachelor's thesis, I focus on the Biblical view of suffering in the Old Testament book of Job ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the way in which Job 38-42 develops and defends a new theod...
Suffering is a legacy of the existence of the world of souls [humans] living on earth. Suffering is ...
This thesis argues that the theme of blessing and curse runs through all the book of Job and it is n...
The Biblical Hebrew text of Job narrates and debates the suffering of an innocent person from variou...
The problem of suffering is a multifaceted one. It has moral, physical, philosophical, psychological...
Questions concerning evil and suffering are those, which people ask the most often. What is their re...
By analyzing the Book of Job through the theme of divine containment, both the Divine Speeches and t...
The Issues of God’s Omnipotence – Things New and Old The purpose of this paper ...
Sickness unto Death or for the Glory of God? A Biblical View of Sickness. The thesis deals with the ...
Omnipotence is one of the classical divine attributes in Christian theology. Modernity, however, has...
O livro de Jó, cujo tema principal é a dor humana, mostra que as provações que Jó foi obrigado a sup...
Evil inflicted upon an innocent man: the case of JobThe paper addresses the problem of respon...