Two Concepts of Theodicy

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The concept of "God's theory" represents the problem of suffering in the world interpreted as a sacred state. There are two aspects to this problem. It is to understand the pain and deal with the pain. Do not ask for contemporary comprehensive theory in ancient literature. But the two aspects of this problem are consistent with the understanding of modern concepts and the way the New Testament world encounters and copes with suffering. Because it is mainly to grasp the reality of God's mercy and omnipotence and the reality of the evil of the world (three difficulties), he is the cause of God until the enlightenment and the work of the philosopher form a firm shape (Theory) begs. Like Leibniz. In fact, this era has brought about many changes in dealing with theoretical problems.

French philosopher Voltaire criticized Leibniz 's theological concept in his Lisbon poem (Lisbon' s disaster poetry) and the massive destruction of the innocent life caused by the Lisbon earthquake caused God ' World "was not provided. Voltaire also included the theme of earthquake / theology in his novel Candide. In Catholic Encyclopedia (1914), Konstantin Kempff believes that after Leibniz's work philosophers believe that they call their work "evil" problem of evil, the philosophy of God under the discipline of theology He believes that he is. We will deepen human understanding of God.

The concept of subjectiveism is extended mainly by Weber's consideration and ethical consideration of his religious theme. These distinctions represent ways to understand how to establish a correct relationship with supernatural forces, how to explain evil, how bad things happen to people who seem to be good I will. "There is a separation of different aspects with respect to the class, by contrast, the claim of fate emphasizes that the privilege is a concept of deserving blessings." Therefore, these two differences are only in the class structure in society No, it can be applied to sects and races. Religious internal isolation