The Problem of Animal Pain

• 1. Animal pain and the evidential problem of natural evil; 2. Theistic responses to animal suffering; 3. Pain perception across species; 4. Natural processes and animal behavior; 5. Re-evaluating the evidential problem of natural evil; References.

'This book is a worthwhile contribution to the literature on the problem of animal pain and is particularly useful to scientists who seek to make apologetic arguments based on empirical evidence. It expresses the power, wisdom, and goodness of God through revelations in biological science. Academics and lay readers alike will find the text highly engaging, and its brevity refreshing. The Problem of Animal Pain is highly recommended as an excellent, if partial, addition to what will continue to be a more robust conversation.' Jerry L. Risser, Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith