Alex O'Connor
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DEBATE: Would God Allow Evil? | Michael Jones vs Alex O'Connor
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June 27, 2020
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This video is reuploaded with kind permission from Cameron Bertuzzi's YouTube channel, 'Capturing Christianity'. Cameron hosts some excellent discussions and debates, well worth checking out
The problem of evil and suffering is one of the most difficult problems for Christianity. Michael Jones of 'Inspiring Philosophy' () debates Alex on the question of whether a loving god would allow evil in the world.
The discussion ranges from free will, to the nature of evil, to animal suffering, to the afterlife. It was hosted by Cameron Bertuzzi.
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