Exploring Good, Evil, and Just War

This chapter examines the philosophical and theological struggles surrounding the coexistence of good and evil, heavily influenced by Manichaean thought. It discusses the transformative implications of original sin, just war theory, and the complexities of Christian morality in the context of historical figures like Augustine. The chapter ultimately reflects on the intersection of faith and culture, emphasizing the historical development of church authority and the need for humility in theological understanding.