Vol. 32 No. 2 (2025): Suffering and Evil

Editorial: Suffering and Evil

Katie Cross

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‘For the creation waits with eager longing ...’: Panpsychism and the problem of evil
(D. W. D. Shaw memorial lecture 2025)

Joanna Leidenhag

4-20

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‘How much evil he has done to your saints?’: Ananias, Saul, and a Christian approach to the Contact Hypothesis in the Scottish refugee context

Paul Wilson

21-34

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Beyond theodicies: Responding to suffering and the stubborn persistence of theological complexity

Graham Meiklejohn

35-47

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Social Death: Comparisons between the plight of the Gerasene demoniac and those with dementia who are isolated from their communities

Michael Newlands

48-59

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Dialogical responses to suffering in a traumatised world: An experiment in epistolary theology

Katie Cross, John Swinton

60-74

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‘To share a great God’s pain’: Bertrand Brasnett (1893–1988) and the consolation of sorrow

Alison Peden

75-85

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“Scottish Religious Poetry: From the Sixth Century to the Present: An Anthology; second edition” edited by Linden Bicket, Emma Dymock and Alison Jack

Emily Hay

90-93

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“The Courage to Speak: Sex, Sexuality and the Church” by Alasdair Black

Alistair J. Cuthbert

93-98

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“Science-engaged Theology” by John Perry and Joanna Leidenhag

Emma McGowan

98-104

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“Pagan Religions in 5 Minutes” edited by Suzanne Owen and Angela Puca

Kirsty Pattison

104-106

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“The Eclipse of Christianity: And Why It Matters” by Rupert Shortt

Kofi Brown

107-110

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Hope in the ashes: A military chaplain’s reflection on remembrance, sacrifice, and resurrection

David T. Young

86-89

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