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14:16Now Playingan God Permit Evil? One of the deepest and most controversial questions in theology. If God is perfectly good and all-powerful, why does He allow evil and suffering to exist? 🤔
In this episode of Digital Social Hour, we dive into the problem of evil, exploring free will, divine justice, and whether God simply allows evil or has a greater purpose behind it. From the fall of the angels to the story of Eden, Aquinas vs. Aristotle, and the hope of restoration in Christ, we wrestle with the hardest question believers face.
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