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In philosophy, the problem of evil represents rational inquiry as to how an all-powerful, all-good entity could allow for the existence of evil in the world. This rigorous academic course for theists and non-theists alike will consider historical and contemporary formulations of the problem of evil from multiple religious and philosophical perspectives. No prior experience in philosophy is necessary; all are welcome in this collaborative and analytical environment, with beginners especially encouraged.
All the required texts for class will be distributed weekly via e-mail as PDFs free to all participants.
Steph A. Hagan is a philosopher and educator who lives in Minneapolis, MN. Steph holds a BA in Philosophy and Ancient Studies from St. Olaf College, an MAR in Philosophy of Religion from Yale University, and is a former Lecturer for Yale Divinity School in Theology, History, and Philosophy. She is committed to critical pedagogy and making philosophy exciting and accessible to the general public in a lifelong effort to free philosophy from the Ivory Tower.
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