My chapter, “Molinist Gunslingers: God and the Authorship of Sin,” was recently published in David E. Alexander and Daniel M. Johnson (eds.), Calvinism and the Problem of Evil (Wipf and Stock, 2016). That chapter grew out of a couple of conference presentations I made at the Molinism Study Group at ETS in 2010 and 2013, and was revised for publication. The contributors to the volume include:
David E. Alexander and Daniel M. Johnson – Introduction
Daniel M. Johnson – Calvinism and the Problem of Evil: A Map of the Territory
Greg Welty – Molinist Gunslingers: God and the Authorship of Sin
Heath White – Theological Determinism and the “Authoring Sin” Objection
James E. Bruce – Not the Author of Evil: A Question of Providence, Not a Problem for Calvinism
David E. Alexander – Orthodoxy, Theological Determinism, and the Problem of Evil
Paul Helm – Discrimination: Aspects of God’s Causal Activity
Hugh J. McCann – On Grace and Free Will
Alexander R. Pruss – The First Sin: A Dilemma for Christian Determinists
James N. Anderson – Calvinism and the First Sin
Christopher R. Green – A Compatibicalvinist Demonstrative-Goods Defense
Matthew J. Hart – Calvinism and the Problem of Hell
Anthony Bryson – Calvinism, Self-Attestation, and Apathy toward Arguments From Evil
