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Regent College Podcast

Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

$#130 Theodicy and the fracturing of meaning - with Dr. Bethany Sollereder$

#130 Theodicy and the fracturing of meaning - with Dr. Bethany Sollereder

2020-11-27

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Do you ever wonder how pain and suffering fit with God's goodness? Dr. Bethany Sollereder has spent her life exploring that question. Today we spoke with Bethany about theodicy––theology that faces the reality of evil and suffering but keeps on affirming that God is good. How do we find meaning in suffering? Should we even try? When there are no easy answers, how do we move forward faithfully? Join us today as Bethany helps us think through an honest response to hard questions. To learn more about Regent College and our upcoming Fall courses, visit www.regent-college.edu.