Kucklick and Robinson both worked to extend this thinker's "general science of order" in collecting his "Logical Essays.
Kucklick and Robinson both worked to extend this thinker's "general science of order" in collecting his "Logical Essays." This person aimed to solve the problem of evil using so-called process theism by rejecting the idea of God as other in "The Problem of Job." One central work of this writer argues that a commitment to self-consciously asserted will is the root of all morality, an assertion that forms the basis for his anti-Nietzschian theory of community. In addition to writing The Philosophy of Loyalty, this man argued that the title issue is "In what sense, if any, can the modern man consistently be… a Christian?" in another work, a condensation his 1913 Hibbert lectures; those are respectively The World and the Individual and The Problem of Christianity. For 10 points, name this foremost American exponent of absolute idealism.
Kucklick and Robinson both worked to extend this thinker's "general science of order" in collecting his "Logical Essays.
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