The problem of evil: unseen animal suffering

Religious Studies 57 (2):353-371 (2021)
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On my view, every bone, every fossil, and every putrid whiff of carrion that one smells on a hike in the country is just as good evidence for a divine intervention as it is for the suffering of an animal.

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