Lee Trepanier

A Good Look at Evil

Philosophy

“A Good Look at Evil is not only an examination of evil but proposes a new way to think about our own lives. By adopting a literary approach to a philosophical question, Rosenthal has provided genuine insight into a problem that has befuddled thinkers for ages. Evil is not an abstract concept but a lived reality and situation in which we encounter. If you wish to understand evil as well as to know how to live your life, A Good Look at Evil is a perfect way to begin writing your own story.”

The Christian Intellectual Tradition from the Reformation to the Modern Era

World Religions

“This book is a much-needed antidote in today’s educational landscape that privileges vocational training and STEM learning over the humanities and social sciences. Showing that science and religion are companions instead of antagonists in the conversation about God, nature, and society, this reader provides students with excellent introductions to primary texts with reflective questions to guide them in their readings. With excerpts from John Calvin and Martin Luther to Margaret Cavendish and Dorothea Dix, this is a thoughtful and engaging book for Christians who are committed to liberal education.”