Responding To Evil
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The impact of 9-11-01 on the American (and the world’s) consciousness brought the presence of evil front and center. How can good and evil be reconciled, and how can we respond sensibly to evil in our lives? This book provides some answers to such queries, particularly through examining how modern Christians, often ordinary people, have done so.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780814629666
ISBN10: 0814629660
Joseph Kelly
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2003
Publisher: Liturgical Press
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