problem of evil is something which is considered against existence of god or his attributes like being omnipotent and absolutely good. philosophers and theologians have tried to solve this problem by different ways. the solution which is accepted by muslim philosophers is the nothingness of evils. according to this opinion evils are not except nothing of essence or perfections of essence. in th...

This study aims to display how Carol Shileds’s short story Hinterland subverts the fundamental aspects of the classical definition of literature. Via parody, the story deconstructs the mediums that are peculiar to the concept of literary art. Moreover, Shileds does not only question central truths, but she also renders the reader to open a new perspective by revising the grand narratives of lit...

‘Whatever men think or say’, observed the influential Victorian headmaster Edward Thring, ‘the almighty wall is, after all, supreme and final arbiter of schools’ (Whyte, 2003, p. 619). His conv...

We introduce and analyse approximate quantum secret sharing in a formal cryptographic setting, wherein dealer encodes distributes to players such that authorized structures (sets of subsets players) can approximately reconstruct the omnipotent adversarial agents controlling non-authorized are denied secret. In particular, viewing map encoding shares for an structure as channel, we show reconstr...

Abstract Agnostics as well theists should answer evidential arguments from evil, at least when confronted with them. In this paper, I such an argument by appealing to sceptical agnosticism. A agnostic is not only undecided about the existence of a perfectly good and omnipotent God, but also believes that we cannot make any judgement whether or seemingly gratuitous evil probably gratuitous. argu...

According to one antitheist argument, the necessarily omniscient, necessarily omnipotent, and necessarily omnibenevolent Anselmian God does not exist, because if God is necessarily omnipotent it is impossible for Him to comprehend fully certain concepts, such as fear, frustration and despair, that an omniscient being needs to possess. Torin Alter examines this argument and provides three elabor...

In the above passage describing nature, the twofold purpose of God’s creation is expressed. The blessing for humanity of such beauty and diversity cannot help but be apparent. Nature also exists to be another source of praise for our omnipotent God. Sadly, this blessing is not always treated as such. The environment and its degradation caused by humankind is an issue constantly in the news. Hum...