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In a world of pandemics, violence, civil unrest, natural disasters, and utter confusion, how can we believe in and uphold the truth and goodness of Christianity? Join world-class scholars at FBC Rock Hill, in Rock Hill, SC, for the 28th annual SES National Conference on Christian Apologetics as we become more equipped to defend the truth and goodness of the Gospel in a dark and confused world. For questions, call (704) 847-5600 x201

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Friday, April 8 • 1:30pm - 2:25pm
Breakout 2H – If God Exists, Why Is There Evil? A Biblical Answer

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Atheists believe the existence of evil in our world is evidence against Christianity and if God were all-good, then evil would not exist. In doing so, they assume God created the world to be a safe, comfortable, paradise for humans. However, the overall plot of the Bible paints a different picture of God’s purpose for creating. In this talk, I will explain what the Bible says about God’s purpose for creating and how this purpose plays out in the events of the Bible. I will show that atheists are mistaken and that evil plays a major role in God’s plan for humanity.
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Kyle Keltz

Assistant Professor of English and Philosophy, SES Alum, South Plains College
Kyle is an Assistant Professor of English and Philosophy at South Plains College where he teaches introductory philosophy, introductory world religions, and English composition. Kyle earned a PhD in Philosophy of Religion and a MA in Apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary... Read More →

Friday April 8, 2022 1:30pm - 2:25pm EDT
Rm 318
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