Natural Theology 5: The Problem of Evil (Part 2)

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An overview of the probabilistic problem of evil and several influential theodicies.

This video is from our 2021 Spring lecture series covering Natural Theology & the Truth of Christianity. Each week, we evaluate the classical arguments for and against the existence of God and truth of Christianity. For handouts and slides go to http://rc-tamu.org/natural-theology

Note: This video has been slightly edited for length and clarity.

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