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The Presence of Evil and Human Responsibility in the Old Testament

Ma, Wonsuk
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Ma, Wonsuk
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Evil
Human Responsibility
Old Testament
Christianity
spiritual warfare
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Religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Christian denominations
Biblical Theology
Old Testament
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Asian Christianity / Theologies
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/236716
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"The problem of evil has been an important existential question of human kind from the very beginning, as almost every myth regarding the beginning of existence creation myths) not only acknowledges evil, but its critical role in human life. Christianity is no exception as a religion, especially when it interacts with other worldviews shaped by cultures and religions through missionary activities. In recent years, the Third Wave advocates have revived or even sensationalized the topic through the spiritual warfare movement. As evil is personalized, and strategies are developed to counter the forces of evil, the presence of evil has received attention in mission discussions."
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2008
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