In this fascinating episode, Paul and Todd resume their discussion of natural evil with special guest Dr. Rahel Wells. If the world we live in is the same way God made it in the beginning, what does this tell us about God's care for the animals? On the other hand, if God really does care for the animals, how might that care shape our view of creation? Dr. Wells walks us through scripture's teaching about animals and explains what we should do about it. This is a unique conversation you won't want to miss!
Books and Papers Mentioned in this Episode
Henning Steinfeld; Pierre Gerber; Tom Wassenaar; Vincent Castel; Mauricio Rosales; Cees de Haan (2006). Livestock's long shadow.
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Past Episodes Mentioned in this Episode
Episode 52: Why Would God make Parasites? https://youtu.be/dU277iAbvRc
Episode 77: Rattlesnakes: God’s Good Design https://youtu.be/mD6Ni_9zg7w
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