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EPISODE · May 2, 2024 · 36 MIN

Why is there evil?

from Current Events & Christian Expectations · host eventsandexpectations

In this podcast, we discuss the two types of evil - natural and moral - and their various impacts on humanity. Realizing God's role in these forms of evil is the first crucial step towards understanding the ultimate spiritual resolution. In this episode, we discuss natural disasters and personal disasters. We answer tough questions like : If God knew that creation would result in evil, why did He create in the first place? The answers lie deep within the scriptures, unraveling the purpose of humanity as seen in eternity past, and God's responsibility towards sin and moral evil. We discuss God's promise of a future free from suffering and pain, and the prospect of final unity and reconciliation of everything. We cap off the episode with verses from the Romans that encapsulate the ultimate Christian expectation - all being shown mercy and leading to an eternal glorious world. Tune in to this enlightening episode if you're seeking a deeper understanding of God's plan, or struggling with the existence of evil.

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