Juan Rambellais et. al., A History of Bitic Literature, Volume I:Introduction to the Second Edition

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        Lem, S. (1985). Juan Rambellais et. al., A History of Bitic Literature, Volume I:Introduction to the Second Edition. In Lem, S. Imaginary Magnitude. Harper Voyager, pp. 70-76

(noun) defense of God's goodness and omnipotence in view of the existence of evil

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all of which, translated into conventional theodicean language, signifies the coexistence in the same Universum of God, his total absence, and his complete opposite in Satan.

—p.73 by Stanisław Lem

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all of which, translated into conventional theodicean language, signifies the coexistence in the same Universum of God, his total absence, and his complete opposite in Satan.

—p.73 by Stanisław Lem

notable

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Imaginary Magnitude
by Stanisław Lem

Imaginary Magnitude
by Stanisław Lem

Imaginary Magnitude
by Stanisław Lem