Some religious traditions, such as Christianity, teach that some people will experience everlasting suffering in Hell in the afterlife.  How can an all-loving and all-just God be reconciled with such a teaching?  In this session, we will explore some reasons God might have for sending people to everlasting suffering in Hell.  Then we will explore whether such a teaching provides people with a strong reason to believe that Christianity is false.

"Suffering, Evil and God, Part 2", Dr. Andrew Moon (Philosophy)

In Christian thought, God is the creator and sovereign owner of all things. At the same time, humans are sub-creators and stewards within God's creation. These statements create tensions and opportunities for the method of thinking that we call economics, which is the study of how people make choices (for good or ill) about scarce resources. This talk will introduce the logic of economic thinking, while discussing ways that Christian faith can lend meaning and direction to some of the puzzles that confront the economic thinker.

"Choose Today: A Christian's View of Economics", Dr. Stephen Day

"I'm Listening", Taylor Barnett & The Taylor Barnett Quartet

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