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The REAL Reason Humans Still Believe In God
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21:10Now PlayingGreg Koukl, Alex O’Connor, and Alok Kanojia explore one of the hardest questions humans have ever faced which is whether life has meaning without God.
In this conversation, they debate whether purpose is given or self created, how people make sense of suffering and death, and why belief systems exist across every culture in history. The discussion confronts child suffering, moral responsibility, evolution, and whether morality can exist without a higher authority.
Dr K introduces concepts from psychiatry and Eastern philosophy to explain duty, meaning making, and why people feel lost when they lack direction. Greg Koukl argues that morality and purpose require a transcendent foundation. Alex O’Connor challenges whether religious explanations truly provide comfort or clarity in the face of real suffering.
This clip is a deep confrontation with death anxiety, morality, and the human need for meaning in an uncertain world.
Discover:
• Why humans search for meaning even when they reject religion
• Whether morality can exist without God
• How people explain suffering and injustice
• Why modern freedom often leads to emptiness
• The psychological cost of a meaningless worldview
• How belief systems compete to explain reality
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