Tempting God

Faith and Philosophy 31 (1):3-23 (2014)
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Western theism holds that God cannot do evil. Christians also hold that Christ is God the Son and that Christ was tempted to do evil. These claims appear to be jointly inconsistent. I argue that they are not

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