The Michael Knowles Show
Ep. 1371 - Psycho Transgender Calls For The Death Of “Transphobes”
Nov 14, 2023
Soccer player Megan Rapinoe presents a unique argument against the existence of God. Trump's former lawyer's plan to hold onto power is discussed. The failure of 'The Marvels' at the box office is mentioned.
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Quick takeaways
- The existence of suffering does not necessarily negate the existence of God, as suffering can have moral and redemptive qualities.
- The rejection of 'The Marvels' by audiences exemplifies the desire for more compelling and inclusive storytelling, rather than simply inserting feminist themes into a formulaic narrative.
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Megan Rapinoe argues that suffering proves God does not exist
Megan Rapinoe, a left-wing activist and soccer player, made a tongue-in-cheek argument that the unfairness she experienced in her final soccer match is proof that God does not exist. While Rapinoe's comment may resonate with some atheists, the problem of suffering has been a topic of philosophical and theological debate for centuries. The existence of suffering does not necessarily negate the existence of God, as suffering can have moral and redemptive qualities. A deeper understanding of the theological perspective on suffering reveals that it is the reaction to suffering that holds moral significance.
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