If God is sovereign and has a plan, then he knew Charlie Kirk would be murdered. But if it was God’s plan, does that mean the murderer didn’t have free will, and is God not responsible for his plan?

Greg Koukl and Amy Hall address the tension between God’s plan and human freedom, noting that Scripture consistently upholds God’s control over history while still holding people accountable for their actions. They caution that rejecting God leaves no standard for calling anything “good” or “evil,” making the problem of evil even more difficult to make sense of.

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