Show Notes
In this episode of Politics by Faith, host Mike Slater sits down with apologist Dr. Frank Turek to tackle one of the toughest challenges to faith: the problem of evil. They explore how suffering, injustice, and moral evil can coexist with a good and all-powerful God—and what that means for politics, culture, and personal belief today. Turek offers clear, reasoned answers that cut through the confusion and point toward hope. Mike is also joined by Andrew Klavan, author of Find Me Nowhere, as well as Bill Wiese, who claimed he saw hell.
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