“God, Why Did this Happen to Me?”: Three Perspectives on Theodicy
This article closely examines the way three people dealt with the theodicy question. The three study subjects participated in extended interviews about their religious beliefs and activities, past and present. The interviews were summarized and analyzed to identify the person's religious resour...
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