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About our gear: N/A About the Topic: Our good friend, https://www.chroniclesofstrength.com/ (Pat Flynn), joins us to talk about the problem of evil, PSR, and the cosmological argument. The problem of evil is one of the strongest arguments against the existence of God. But the problem of evil is only a problem if the principle of sufficient reason is true because the problem of evil claims that evil doesn’t make sense – namely, is inexplicable (brute!) – given the existence of God. So, if the problem of evil is to be posed as a problem then the PSR is assumed and gives us the existence of God, from which we can infer evil has an explanation even if we cannot see what that explanation is, and so the PoE is dissolved. Check out our limited release episode with Pat Flynn...