God At War
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Modern Christians are often baffled by the problem of evil, frequently attributing pain and suffering to some mysterious "good" purposes of God. Gregory Boyd instead declares that biblical writers did not try to intellectually understand evil but rather grappled to overcome it.
Table of Contents
God At War
PlusGod At War
PlusGod At War
PlusAbbreviations
PlusIntroduction
PlusPart I
PlusHearing Zosia The Problem With The Problem Of Evil
PlusLocking Up The Raging Sea The Hostile Environment Of The Earth
PlusSlaying Leviathan Cosmic Warfare And The Preservation And Restoration Of Creation
PlusJudging “The Gods” Yahweh’S Conflict With Angelic Beings In The Old Testament
PlusRebuking The Adversary The Activity And Origin Of Satan In The Old Testament
PlusPart II
PlusTying Up The Strong Man The Kingdom Of God As A Warfare Concept
PlusWar Of The Worlds The Warfare Theme Of Jesus’ Exorcisms And Miracles
PlusStorming The Gates Of Hell Kingdom Conflict In The Teachings Of Jesus
PlusChristus VIctor The Warfare Significance Of Christ’S Death And Resurrection
PlusEngaging The Powers The Christian Life As Spiritual Warfare
PlusNotes
PlusSelected Bibliography
PlusAuthor/Subject Index
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