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In this episode, Nic Blackie and Todd Funk explore the problem of evil and suffering from a Christian perspective. They discuss philosophical arguments like the Epicurean trilemma, define evil, and examine how God's goodness is compatible with the existence of evil, offering hope and insight for believers and skeptics alike.
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