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Caller Wants Cosmic Justice. Christianity Can't Give It To Her. | Matt Dillahunty & Promise
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Janet from Kansas calls in to compliment a previous segment and gently challenge Matt on one point: doesn't Jesus weeping for Lazarus prove Christianity allows real emotion, even grief? Matt takes the story apart logically (why mourn what you're about to undo?), then pivots into a broader critique of secular spirituality, the problem of divine hiddenness, and why Christian theology can't actually promise cosmic justice — pointing out that under most models, Hitler could end up in heaven while good people end up in hell. Despite some sharp language and a political tangent, the call stays warm and respectful, with Janet thanking Matt for making her think.
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