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by Mazzinghi, Luca, Di Maio, Andrea
Why do we suffer? It is perhaps the first and greatest question that humanity asks itself when faced with the countless forms that evil can take in the course of life. For believers, this question is weighed down by the distressing thought of a God who permits it: if God is good, why does he allow the innocent to suffer? Biblical scholar Luca Mazzinghi and philosopher Andrea Di Maio set out in search of possible answers by re-reading the Book of Job, the biblical text that, more than any other, reflects on the mystery of evil.
- Publishing house EDB
- Year of publication 2026
- Number of pages 144
- ISBN 9788810981535
- Foreign Rights Marco Saggioro
- Price 13.00
Mazzinghi, Luca, Di Maio, Andrea
Luca Mazzinghi is a full professor of the Old Testament at the Pontifical Gregorian University. The president of the Biblical Society in Italy (ecumenical), he is the author of numerous books and articles, particularly on wisdom literature.
Andrea Di Maio teaches Introduction to Philosophy at the Pontifical Gregorian University. He is the author of studies on medieval Latin philosophical and theological lexicography, Christian philosophy and hermeneutics.
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