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In this episode of The Shawn Ryan Show, Shawn sits down with Wes Huff, a Canadian Christian apologist and theologian, for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on faith, suffering, evil, salvation, and the historical reliability of Christianity. Wes responds to Shawn’s raw questions about why living as a Christian is difficult, the problem of evil, fear of death after coming to Christ, grace versus works, and what it truly means to “hand your burdens to God.” The discussion also dives into Wes’s background growing up in Muslim-majority regions, his deep study of Islam and the Quran, and why he ultimately found Christianity to be historically and theologically distinct—especially regarding the crucifixion of Jesus. Expect an honest, intellectually grounded dialogue that explores belief, doubt, morality, and meaning in a broken world .
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