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Examening the dark absence,
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This review is from: Evil and the Augustinian Tradition (Hardcover)
Matthewes teaches religious studies at the University of Virginia and here brings the vast literature on the "problem " of evil, and especially the writings of Reinhold Niebuhr and Hannah Arendt, into conversation with St. Augustine. The argument is gracefully, and at points poetically, presented, and, in a sometimes indirect but effective manner, is solidly grounded in the cross and resurrection. Especially noteworthy is the author's appreciation of the many dynamics of "tradition" in Christian knowing, believing, and teaching. THis is a First Things review
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Evil and the Augustinian Tradition by Charles T. Mathewes (Hardcover - September 17, 2001)
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