Introduction

Bruce Ellis Benson

1-12

The concept of anxiety and Kant

Alison Assiter

13-24

Are finite and infinite love the same?

Erich Przywara and Jean-Luc Marion on analogy and univocity

Robert Duffy

25-39

The world seen from the outside

evil and the principle of sufficient reason

José M. Sánchez de León Serrano

41-55

Between the homunculus fallacy and angelic cognitive dissonance in explanation of evil

Milton's poetry and Luzzatto's Kabbalah

Shlomo Dov Rosen

57-75

Evil and finitude

Emmanuel Falque

77-96

Philosophy and theology

Emmanuel Falque and the new theological turn

Bradley Onishi

97-113

Embracing finitude

Falque's phenomenology of the suffering "God with us"

William C.

115-133

On hanosis

Kierkegaard on the move from objectivity to subjectivity in The sin of David

Thomas Burrus

135-154

Kierkegaardian deconstruction and the paradoxes of faith

Duane Armitage

155-168

Paul Ricoeur on mythic-symbolic language

towards a post-theodical understanding of the problem of evil

Marius-Daniel Ban

169-184

The fault of forgiveness

fragility and memory of evil in Volf and Ricoeur

Michael Funk Deckard, Mindy Makant

185-201

Circulus vitiosus existentiae

Ricoeur's circular hermeneutics of evil

Matthew Yaw

203-220