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Thursday, November 03, 2011 John S. Feinberg Sovereignty Theodicy/Defence: Eight Ways God Could Eliminate Evil (PhD Edit) 

Edited from PhD

John S. Feinberg Sovereignty Theodicy/Defence: Eight Ways God Could Eliminate Evil (PhD Edit) 

Twitter version I

Eight Ways God Could Eliminate Evil: Second, Feinberg postulates that God could eliminate all objects of desire. 

Twitter version II

This would pertain to all physical things, including the human body & perhaps the mind, because Feinberg views these as things that people could desire. This could only be done by destroying all creation. 

Feinberg (1994: 131).

2010 Theodicy and Practical Theology: PhD thesis, the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter 

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In the PhD I stated: These persons would have a self-realization that they were individual entities, and without any desire to follow God they could only obey him in a mechanical instinctive way, which would not consist of sincere love or a sense of wanting to follow and be like God.

May 19, 2021

I will add that within theistic compatibilism, I reason that for significant  human, moral accountability, persons must embrace (within my theoretical chain) his/her nature, consciousness, desires, thoughts, limited free will, acts/actions.

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FEINBERG, JOHN.S. (1986) Predestination and Free Will, in David Basinger and Randall Basinger (eds.), Downers Grove, Illinois, InterVarsity Press. 

FEINBERG, JOHN.S. (1994) The Many Faces of Evil, Grand Rapids, Zondervan Publishing House. 

FEINBERG, JOHN.S. (2001) No One Like Him, John S. Feinberg (gen.ed.), Wheaton, Illinois, Crossway Books.