Welcome to the Saved but Savage Podcast! In today's episode, we tackle one of the most profound and enduring questions of our time: "If God is real, why is there evil on the earth?" This question has been debated for centuries, challenging the faith of believers and skeptics alike. As we delve into this topic, we’ll explore the age-old struggle between faith and doubt, good and evil.

Many people grapple with the presence of suffering, injustice, and malice in the world, often blaming God for these hardships. But in doing so, have we overlooked a crucial aspect: our own responsibility for our actions? Throughout history, humanity has demonstrated a shocking capacity for evil – wars, oppression, and a multitude of personal grievances that emerge from our own choices.

Could it be that in recognizing our own agency and responsibility, we find a clearer understanding of divine existence?

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Welcome to this episode of "Saved but Savage," where we dive deep into the essence of community and its profound significance in our lives. From the dawn of creation, humanity has been designed for connection and unity. Just as iron sharpens iron, we are meant to grow, challenge, and uplift one another through genuine relationships. In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to fall into the trap of superficial networking—where we exchange pleasantries without ever really connecting. But true community goes beyond that; it involves building deep, meaningful relationships that fuel our growth and spiritual journey. When we talk about unity, we emphasize the importance of standing together, sharing our struggles, and celebrating each other’s victories. True community is about vulnerability and accountability. It’s about finding a space where we can be honest about our challenges but also where we can inspire and motivate each other to rise above them.

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