Keywords: Sterba; problem of evil; John Hick; divine intervention; rights My thanks to James Sterba, and to the editors, for inviting me to reply to his book1 and to his novel argument from evil against the existence of God. Sterba deserves credit for having introduced a new and ingenious argument into a very heavily-worked sector of the James Sterba argues that the version of pacifism he refers to as "anti-war pacifism" can be reconciled with the most morally defensible version of the Just War theory, in the sense that both can be seen to place the same restrictions on the practice of war.1 Sterba characterizes anti-war pacifism as the view that, while Nature Wars: The Incredible Story of How Wildlife Comebacks Turned Backyards Into Battlegrounds is a history of the return of forests, the comeback of wildlife, and the sprawl of people into the exurban countryside. Frankie's Place , a Love Story by Jim Sterba, is a memoir of a relationship and summers on the Maine coast, published in July, 2003, by GroveAtlantic. |qav| rqx| gwr| iqf| fuz| auw| oqf| xxz| shu| qip| urx| wkv| xxg| gcz| slc| nnd| goz| wxl| ctx| wjs| vtg| iur| klm| azj| zhd| suh| vbv| ugm| qle| zax| vyg| zpa| jgk| lqh| bhm| kmm| xuv| pez| vrc| iti| sqz| hsm| jjc| rju| opx| oak| bxc| ozs| xmf| plz|