God without the Idea of Evil: Part V—God’s Kindhearted Design by Gregory Casprini, OSB
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We conclude Fr. Casprini's series today with a piece that links Christ's parables to the themes of "God without the Idea of Evil."
God without the Idea of Evil: Part IV—Destined from the Foundation of the World by Gregory Casprini, OSB
The latest in this multipart series considers God’s “kindhearted design” as glimpsed in the life of the Trinity.
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