Would A GOOD GOD Allow Earthquakes or Cancer?
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Why does God get the credit for all good things but doesn’t get the blame for bad things (like natural disasters or disease)?
Greg Koukl distinguishes between God allowing hardships and being responsible for evil. He explains that while natural disasters may cause pain, they are not inherently moral evils but part of a functioning world. God uses these trials like a father’s discipline, producing holiness and the peaceful fruit of righteousness in those who endure.
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