Sentence examples for classic theodicy from inspiring English sources
This was classic theodicy.
Implicit in that sentence is a classic theodicy defence: if we are to live free lives on a globe with its own laws, we cannot expect God to fiddle around with those laws whenever we would like.
This is an almost classic response to the experience of evil; and in its wake, new theodicies may one day start to replace the old.
A theodicy is begun, and then fudged.
For the believer, theodicy is merely "the problem of evil"; for the rebel, theodicy is also "the problem of theodicy," and protest, even rage, is the loudest tone.
Union University, in Jackson, Tennessee, might profit from intense classes in theodicy.
So when disaster struck, the old theodicy was inadequate.
They, too, alas, appear to wander the wasteland of theodicy.
As Neiman shows, theodicy never really recovered from the tremors.
Only this time, Ms. Neiman argues, it undermined the very possibility of constructing a theodicy.
