In this special episode, Dinesh examines a very old question that no one seems able to answer: Why would a good and benevolent God allow so much evil and suffering in the world?  Dinesh argues that traditional answers, such as evil doesn't really exist, or God always brings good out of evil, don't really work. Drawing on one of his earlier books, Dinesh offers a comprehensive and daring answer, one that covers both natural evil--the evil effects of natural calamity and disease--and also moral evil, the evil done by humans. This is Christian apologetics in the characteristic Dinesh vein.

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In this special episode, Dinesh examines a very old question that no one seems able to answer: Why would a good and benevolent God allow so much evil and suffering in the world?  Dinesh argues that traditional answers, such as evil doesn't really exist, or God always brings good out of evil, don't really work. Drawing on one of his earlier books, Dinesh offers a comprehensive and daring answer, one that covers both natural evil--the evil effects of natural calamity and disease--and also moral evil, the evil done by humans. This is Christian apologetics in the characteristic Dinesh vein.

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In this episode, Dinesh and Debbie discuss the troubling "state of the union" in Biden's America.  Dinesh analyzes Obama's bizarre notion that ideas he disagrees with pose a grave danger to democracy.  Dinesh explores the implications of the bombshell revelation that the FBI had 20 agents embedded in the January 6 protest. The Indian government says America has a human rights problem and Dinesh agrees they have a point.  

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In this episode, Dinesh and Debbie discuss the troubling "state of the union" in Biden's America.  Dinesh analyzes Obama's bizarre notion that ideas he disagrees with pose a grave danger to democracy.  Dinesh explores the implications of the bombshell revelation that the FBI had 20 agents embedded in the January 6 protest. The Indian government says America has a human rights problem and Dinesh agrees they have a point.  

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In this episode, Dinesh discusses how Twitter's board is using a "poison pill" strategy to stop Elon Musk and continue its censorship policies.  Dinesh asks who's going to blink first in the Ukraine war, the Russians, or the US? Dinesh discusses the future of the pro-life movement in a post-Roe America.  Dinesh examines the implications of China becoming the global defender of traditional values. Dinesh explores the remarkable meeting between Dante the pilgrim and a Roman poet named Statius.

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In this episode, Dinesh discusses how Twitter's board is using a "poison pill" strategy to stop Elon Musk and continue its censorship policies.  Dinesh asks who's going to blink first in the Ukraine war, the Russians, or the US? Dinesh discusses the future of the pro-life movement in a post-Roe America.  Dinesh examines the implications of China becoming the global defender of traditional values. Dinesh explores the remarkable meeting between Dante the pilgrim and a Roman poet named Statius.

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In this episode, Dinesh examines the severe lockdown in Shanghai that has kept citizens confined in their homes.  What's going on here? Mike Pence seems to be running for president, but Dinesh wants to know who's going to vote for him outside of Pence family members. Dinesh relishes in a moment of Schadenfreude as CNN spends a fortune on CNN Plus and nobody signs up. Dinesh reveals how Dante treats sloth in a completely new way, and in his portrait the sin has nothing to do with laziness or inactivity.

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In this episode, Dinesh examines the severe lockdown in Shanghai that has kept citizens confined in their homes.  What's going on here? Mike Pence seems to be running for president, but Dinesh wants to know who's going to vote for him outside of Pence family members. Dinesh relishes in a moment of Schadenfreude as CNN spends a fortune on CNN Plus and nobody signs up. Dinesh reveals how Dante treats sloth in a completely new way, and in his portrait the sin has nothing to do with laziness or inactivity.

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In this special episode, Dinesh considers the central premise of Critical Race Theory--the permanence of racism.  Dinesh argues that if racism is permanent and will always exist, then it must have always existed in the past.  But did it?  Drawing on his own work on race over the past 25 years, going back to "The End of Racism" in 1995, Dinesh makes the startling case that racism had an historical beginning. Dinesh goes on to precisely specify what that was, and he concludes by showing what the end of racism would look like in Western society.

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In this special episode, Dinesh considers the central premise of Critical Race Theory--the permanence of racism.  Dinesh argues that if racism is permanent and will always exist, then it must have always existed in the past.  But did it?  Drawing on his own work on race over the past 25 years, going back to "The End of Racism" in 1995, Dinesh makes the startling case that racism had an historical beginning. Dinesh goes on to precisely specify what that was, and he concludes by showing what the end of racism would look like in Western society.

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