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Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface ; 1 The contexts of Milton's theodicy ; The problem of evil ; Prolegomena to a historical approach ; The critical issues ; 2 God and Chaos ; Chaos and creation: literary and metaphysical roots ; Chaos and creation: the Miltonic context.
Creation, new creation, and the theodicy of Paradise Lost 3 Assertion and justification: providence and theodicy ; Milton and Arminianism: prolegomena ; Grace and free will: Augustinian roots ; Reformation theology and the battle for theodicy ; Milton amid the battle.
Milton's Arminianism and Paradise Lost 4 Milton and the Free Will Defense ; Free Will Defense: the model and its uses ; Milton and the model: prosaic assumptions ; Free Will Defense: literary dynamics ; 5 Theodicy, free will, and determinism ; Compatibilism and human freedom.
Divine freedom and divine justice Human freedom and divine foreknowledge ; 6 Eden and the ""soul-making"" theodicy ; Soul-making versus ""Augustinian"" theodicy ; Areopagitica, Lactantius, and the principle of contrariety ; Soul-making theodicy: the logic of the literary.
7 Paradise Lost and the Unfortunate Fall Felix culpa: the paradox and the problem ; The unfallen image: prelapsarian process ; The unfallen analogue: ""more illustrious made"" ; The hypothesis of the Unfortunate Fall ; Epilogue ; Appendix: The unfortunate fall of Satan ; Notes.
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