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Comments on Tyler Paytas' Essay (2019) "Divine Hiddenness as Kantian Theodicy" (Intimations of Political Philosophy, #10)

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Tyler Paytas publishes "Of Providence and Puppet Shows: Divine Hiddenness and Kantian Theology" in the journal, Faith and Philosophy, in 2019. The subtitle captures the essence of the work, which ties together two questions that typically come from the same person. If God is just and loving, why not make Himself evident to everyone? If God is just and loving, then why is there evil in the world?
Of course, that person does not believe in Christ. The questions serve as an excuse for disaffili...

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