Concisely stated, the problem of evil is the question of how it can be simultaneously true that (1) God is all-powerful, (2) God is good, (3) Evil exists.
Here John Frame responds to preliminary questions in an interview with Andy Naselli.
Unpacking Forgiveness by Chris Brauns
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A Brick in the Valley
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- Collin Hansen’s Top Stories of 2011
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- Christianity Today’s Top 10 Christian Stories of 2011
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- Hallelujah Flash Mob in the GSOI
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