363 Why God Allows Suffering 2 (Brandon Duke)
In part one, Brandon Duke laid out some of the important groundwork for thinking about how a good and powerful God might have a world capable of experiencing immense amounts of evil and suffering. In our conversation today, well delve further into the i
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Show Notes
In part one, Brandon Duke laid out some of the important groundwork for thinking about how a good and powerful God might have a world capable of experiencing immense amounts of evil and suffering. In our conversation today, we'll delve further into the idea of soul-making to explain why suffering like death, damage, decay, and deprivation along with the limitation of God's hiddenness are necessary conditions for a world where authentic moral decisions occur and human development becomes possible.
—— Books——
- God and the Problem of Evil: Five Views by Chad Meister, James Dew Jr.
- Divine Foreknowledge: Four Views by Gregory Boyd, David Hunt, William Craig, Paul Helm
- The Triumph of God over Evil by William Hasker
- Four Views on Divine Providence by Paul Helseth, William Craig, Ron Highfield, Gregory Boyd
- Divine Hiddenness: New Essays by Daniel Howard-Snyder, Paul Moser
—— Links ——
- Leave a voice message via SpeakPipe with questions or comments
- Get in touch with Brandon Duke on his website: TruthBorn
- Check out Duke’s videos at the Unitarian Christian Alliance YouTube Channel
- Watch Duke’s Trinity debate
- Also check out this six part series on various theories of divine foreknowledge, including Calvinism, Arminianism, and Open Theism.
- More episodes and posts about the problem of evil and suffering
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