Reply To Oliver Wiertz, Masahiro Morioka And Francesca Greco

European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 14 (3):255-262 (2022)
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Oliver Wiertz, Masahiro Morioka and Francesca Greco have responded to my paper, ‘Evil and the Problem of Impermanence in Medieval Japanese Philosophy’. Here, I reply to each of them individually, focusing on specific points raised in critically addressing my approach to the problem of impermanence.

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