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Why Does God Permit Suffering to Continue?
Hi, Dr. Craig— Thanks first of all for your amazing body of knowledge and willingness to use it so fervently to serve the Lord. It’s an immeasurable encouragement to so many people. I’m currently listening to one of your talks on evil and s...
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How to Handle God’s Plan for Your Life
Hello Dr. Craig to my surprise I became a Christian a few years ago and your work has greatly helped me but I still have some doubts I’m working through. I apologize if this is a repeat question I skimmed through the QOTWs and didn’t see it. I have...
The Problem of Evil and the Slaughter of the Canaanites
Dr. Craig, In your Q&A #883 regarding Divine Command Theory and the slaughter of the Canaanites, you note that critics have failed to show that God's good and loving nature is incompatible with the command to drive the Canaanite nations out of their l...
canaanites, death, evil, emotional problem of, moral values, old testament ethics, suffering
Does God Experience Unnecessary Pain?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am an atheist who is moved by your arguments. However, a key objection to your work in me is what I have "Christened" (pun intended) as a "second-order problem of evil". This second-order problem of evil was put forward by Lucretius. It esse...
atheism, character and nature of god, divine love, suffering
Does God Have Morally Sufficient Reasons for Suffering?
Hi Dr Craig. I’m currently being challenged by an atheist friend of mine, for whom I don’t have many answers. What is it about having morally sufficient reasons that make it morally good for God to allow evil, temporarily withhold the antidote for...
canaanites, evil, evidentialprobabilistic problem of, evil, problem of, suffering
Empathy and Divine Omniscience
Dr. Craig, Your ministry has been a real source of encouragement to me and has helped me ground my faith in intellectually satisfying ways. I frequently find myself addressing friends' objections to Christianity using the arguments you've developed. U...
divine omniscience, meaning of life, non-propositional knowledge, propositional knowledge, suffering