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Here’s a doozy for ya: God, and yet, bad stuff. Pretty tough, right? How can God be omniscient, omnipotent, and omnibenevolent, as a couple folks claim, given all the ignorant, impotent, and evil stuff that happens every day? Plus, earthquakes. Efforts to resolve this theological crisis are called theodicy. If God created the Earth, then why didn’t He lubricate tectonic plates with Teflon so they glide effortlessly over one another without producing earthquakes? Seriously, why not? This is a win-win proposition: no earthquake-derived suffering, and also, free Teflon right there in the ground. Maybe God can’t do anything about tectonic plates, but then He would only be partipotent, wouldn’t he? And maybe God just don’t care, but who wants to worship a jerk? Or maybe God is surprised by every disaster, like, “Oh my Me, I did NOT see that coming!” This is an old problem dating back to Greek philosophers, but we solved it right. here. Two periods because we did it! Tune in for the answer! Spoiling Alarm: Bad things are Pat Robertson’s fault.

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science God reason theodicy belief skeptic Chris Mooney The Bible Geek Robert M Price Inquiring Minds Indre Viskontas Zach Weiner

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