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Why Doesn't God Stop Suffering? Stephen Woodford vs Sharon Dirckx  Debate Hosted by Ruth Jackson

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August 23, 2024

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Get ready for an electrifying round two on Unbelievable? Podcast. ⚡️ We’re thrilled to welcome back two dynamic debaters 🤩 Dr. Sharon Dirckx, a brain imaging scientist and author of several books on suffering, including Why? Looking at God, Evil, and Personal Suffering, and Stephen Woodford, better known as Rationality Rules, a prominent atheist YouTuber with a focus on debunking religious claims.

Their previous debate generated great interest—linked below ⬇️ Now, they’re back to challenge our thinking once more in a debate that took place earlier this summer at Aylesbury High School with Aylesbury Youth For Christ.

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and her book on natural evil is available

For Stephen Woodford

👀 🥊 Sharon and Stephen round 1 'Is God a Cosmic Prankster?!'

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Unbelievable PodcastDr Sharon DirckxWhy LookingGod EvilPersonal SufferingStephen WoodfordRationality RulesAylesbury High School

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