How can a loving God allow suffering Michael Ramsden

@fmf said
Refer back to what I said about "evil".

@kellyjay said
Yes or no question please answer

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@fmf said
I gave you my view on "evil". On this thread in fact. You swished at it and ran away. Refer back to it.

@kellyjay said
Well I guess I don’t care enough to ask again, thank you for your opinion. I think😉

@fmf said
You've already read it. You know what it is. You don't need to ask again. You're just behaving stupidly.

@kellyjay said
You realize our roles here are reversed more times than not. Except I am not going to be changing your answers while recapping our conversation.

@fmf said
No. The roles are not reversed. You frequently assume the discursive foetal position on what your stance is. And now you are assuming the discursive foetal position on what my stance is. I don't assume the discursive foetal position in our conversations. You do. And yiu do so frequently. There has been no role reversal. Even now, eight pages later, you are still blanking out my stance on "evil".

YouTube

Another talk about suffering.
Ravi Zacharias
Long talk at John Hopkins with question and answers.