The Interactive Bible.

What exactly can we count on God for?

Includes a seminar paper and links.

Article by Kenneth Cauthen

Issue Four of DIALOGOS, November 1996: An Interactive Journal of the Sciences, Philosophy, and Theology.

by Adam J. Smargon.

John Wesley Sermon 127 [text from the 1872 edition] Preached at St. Mary's in Oxford, on Sunday, Sept. 21, 1735.

The Book of Job translated and annotated by Roger Eaton. Links to related resources.

Richard Sewall's essay about tragedy as a literary form.

The Executable Outlines Series by Mark A. Copeland.

Bryan T. Huie

by Ivan Maddox, Atlanta, Georgia.

John Wesley's Commentary.

Old Testament Life and Literature; Gerald A. Larue.

Bruce Cameron's Bible study.

Discussion of the Book of Job.

Index of /g/geneva/notes/Job: Hyptertext documents from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin College.

Booklet (PDF) about God's purposes in healing, sickness, and suffering.

A dissertation on the problem of evil, comparing human and divine concepts of punishment. Examines whether God does punish and the nature of divine punishment.

by Fr. William Most

J. Hudson Taylor

Explains the God who would allow such events to occur.