Beyond the Problem of Evil tackles the reinventing the philosophy
of religion by way of a topic familiar to anyone who has
encountered the field. By considering how "the problem of evil" is
historically structured by commitments to theism alongside the
recent calls for cross-cultural relevance in the field, the book
offers an argument whereby philosophers of religion may globalize
the scope of their work. Drawing on the work of Jacques Derrida and
critical theorists of religion, the topic is reframed as an
investigation of how social actors perceive necessities and grapple
with accidents that disrupt them. In this way, the usual
commitments to categories structured by theism no longer prevent
cross-cultural studies of "evil" and the stage is set for
rethinking the field.
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