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Does Evolution Make the Problem of Evil WORSE?

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In this interview, I'm joined by Finnish philosopher Erkki Vesa Rope Kojonen (Dr. Rope for short) to discuss a recent paper he published in which he argues that evolution does not make the problem of evil and suffering worse.

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