Jerald D. GORT: Probing Evil and Good: On the Imperative and
Benefits of Taking Tea Together
Wendy DONIGER: Myths as Metaphors for Radical Evil
Dinesh Prasad SAKLANI: Maya as Evil: From Classical Hindu Thought
to Bhakti Saints and Kabir. A Historical Exploration
Victor A. VAN BIJLERT: The Struggle with Evil: The Theology of Evil
in the Bhagavad Gita and the Devimahatmya
John LAGERWEY: Evil and its Treatment in Early Taoism
Ching-Yuen CHEUNG: The Problem of Evil in Confucianism
Christa W. ANBEEK: Evil and the Transformation of Evil in Buddhism
and Socially Engaged Buddhism
Sodo YASUNAGA: Zen and the Question of Evil
John D’arcy MAY: Nothingness-qua-Love? The Implications of Absolute
Nothingness for Ethics
Martin REPP: The Problem of “Evil” in Pure Land Buddhism
Eiko HANAOKA: Awareness of Evil in Christianity and Buddhism
Annewieke VROOM: Emptying Good-and-Evil: Masao Abe’s Approach to
the Problem of Evil
N. VERBIN: Forgiving God: A Jewish Perspective on Evil and
Suffering
Conrad WETHMAR: Conceptualizations of Evil in African Christian
Theology
Martien E. BRINKMAN: The Descent into Hell and the Phenomenon of
Exorcism in the Early Church
Annemiek SPRONK: God’s Good Plan and Evil Forces in This World: The
Place of the Devil in Traditional Islam
Rkia E. CORNELL: “Soul of a Woman Was Created Below”: Woman as the
Lower Soul (Nafs) in Islam
Vincent J. CORNELL: Evil, Virtue, and Islamic Moral Theology:
Rethinking the Good in a Globalized World
Saeid EDALATNEJAD: The Islamic Point of View on the Problem of
Evil
Harry KUNNEMAN: Critical Humanism and the Problem of Evil: From
Vertical to Horizontal Transcendence
Hendrik M. VROOM: Evil from a Comparative Perspective
Index of Names
Index of Subjects
Contributors to this Volume
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