Leibniz, Classical Theism, and the Problem of Evil - Complete
Theological Letters
Greetings, subscribers. As followers of Theological Letters know, I spent much of this last year writing a forthcoming book on Leibniz and the problem of evil, and I have been posting fresh installments from that work every Sunday. My post on March 2 marked the completion of those posts.
The volume is currently in the copyediting phase and should be out later this year from Routledge. However, anyone who would like to read the volume in total can do so here. Paid subscribers have access to the full manuscript, and for ease of reference, I wanted to create a post (this one) that contains hyperlinks to the entire volume.
Be watching this Thursday for the latest episode of The Nathan Jacobs Podcast, where I will offer part 3 of my series on the Problem of Evil, looking specifically at what the Eastern Church fathers have to offer on the topic.
A week from today, I will be sending out a house-keeping post, where I will identify all the dropped threads (that I can find) here on my substack, such as A Brief History of Predestination, and conduct a survey of you, dear readers, on how you would like me to prioritize those incomplete series. So, be watching for that because I want to hear from you. Until then, enjoy!
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