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A New Understanding of the Tension between Evil and Divine Greatness: An Application of Existential Ontology to Christian Apologetics
This thesis is an examination of the potential integration of existential ontology into classical Christian apologetics. Pulling from philosophers like Nietache, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger to construct a framework that understands greatness as the overcoming of a being's context and evil as the rela
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