

Is the concept of “evil” worth retaining?
Oct 31, 2024
Stan Grant, an award-winning writer and distinguished professor, joins Waleed Aly and Scott Stephens to unravel the complexities of 'evil' in today's society. They discuss how personal backgrounds shape our interpretations of evil and its implications for public discourse. The conversation delves into cultural perspectives, the potential harm of labeling actions or individuals as evil, and philosophical insights from thinkers like Hannah Arendt. Grant emphasizes the balance of divine attributes and human conduct, questioning the relevance of evil in contemporary moral discussions.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Redefining Evil: A Cultural Perspective
02:24 • 22min
The Nature of Evil: Philosophical and Theological Perspectives
23:57 • 12min
The Balance of Divine Attributes and Human Conduct
35:54 • 3min
Navigating the Philosophical Dimensions of Evil
38:47 • 6min
Exploring Truth, Love, and Tradition in Modern Discourse
44:31 • 3min
Theology, Evil, and Modern Discourse
47:35 • 7min