PragerFU: God & Suffering, Part III
In this installment, we look at the problem of "natural" evil, which Professor Peter Kreeft thinks is somehow different from human evil (it's really not — not when God controls everything in the Universe).
If you're sensitive to profanity, beware. I lost it a bit at the end. Stupidity is hard to take. But even more so when it comes from a University Professor. D'oh!!!
Thanks so much for all your continued support. Next month I'm going to have to do a begging segment. People have actually been requesting it. Not sure if I should include it on Patreon, but people really do seem to like the BS. I'll put it at the end so you can just hit stop. How does that sound? Anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!!! B
P.S.: Forgive the backlight going off and on. I didn't notice while I was shooting, and it's just little ol' me. Sorry.
Comments (2)
It boggles the mind that sheeple like Kreeft can be so blinkered. "Natural evil" is distinct, different, separate from "human evil"? Idiot. WE are products of nature. And yes: it gives us our evolved sense of morality, ethics, right-or-wrong, justice, fairness. Such proclivities helped our species survive and replicate. Doh-oh. Besides, what does his assertion say about his all-knowing, perfect Gawd? He creates the world (in six days, no less), and only later it dawns on him that… ooooops, those tectonic plates are unstable, can cause earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes. Ah, well, what's a few hundred thousand deaths? Easy come, easy go. Everyone makes mistakes? What horsesh!t.
Yeah, you really have to practice a level of willful ignorance unknown outside religion.