Open Forum for Atheists
Wednesday, Jan 23, 2013 - 7pm ET
In this hour, Roy Varghese takes questions from atheist callers only.
Roy answers:
Do you think that morality is changing from an individual-based center to a world-based center?
How do you deal with the following paradox: could God build a stone that is too big for him to lift?
What is the advantage of antecedent reasoning above evidentialism?
Does God permit evil to happen to bring about a greater good? If so, does that make the evil good?
If God exists outside of time, when did he make time?
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