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Why Does a Loving God Let Innocent People Suffer?

2026-06-26 Film & Animation
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Before Skool
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This is a clip from the Before Skool Podcast with Pastor Terry Brisbane. Full episode here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWBztdGKK50 Pastor Terry Brisbane is the lead pastor and CornerstoneSF, a non-denominational, Bible-centered church in San Francisco. CornerstoneSF is a vibrantly creative community of committed followers of Jesus. CornerstoneSF is located San Francisco, but they now serve a much wider community with one of the largest religious channels on youtube. For more info, check out https://www.cornerstonesf.org/ or https://www.youtube.com/@UCFjo3rXkds4zADnVEtPQkkg

Top Comments (10)

@matthewbowman6584 2026-06-26

As a science minded person, I see religion as just the safe space to go to to avoid having to get thier own hands dirty. Someone suffers, they dont have to help, god will. Some men and thier armies commits genocide, they dont have to worry why thier leader did that, god handles that. Its upsetting to see how religion is so amazing but can be brought to ruin when organized and used for personal gain like it has been done in almost any religion.

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@skynet4496 2026-06-26

Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? --Epicurus

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@Shoopuf2501 2026-06-28

Light does not exist without darkness Two sides of the same coin They depend on one another Life without death is meaningless Good without evil is meaningless ☯

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@WhiteCultureCrusader 2026-06-26

The Parable of the Bulletproof FaithImagine A man gets into a horrific car accident. There are three possible outcomes, and notice how onlookers respond to each one :Scenario One: The man walks away completely unharmed.The Response: "It’s a miracle! God protected him and kept him safe." Scenario Two: The man is severely injured but survives.The Response: "God is so good! He intervened and spared his life." Scenario Three: The man tragically dies in the crash.The Response: "It was his time. God called him home to a better place." The Flaw: Notice that no matter what actually happened—safety, suffering, or death—the conclusion remained exactly the same. When a belief system is set up so that every piece of evidence counts as proof, it ceases to be a logical argument and becomes an unfalsifiable claim.

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@brightchange6065 2026-07-01

Why do we think that bad things "shouldn't exist"?? To me, we are not qualified to JUDGE if something is good or bad - why do we think WE KNOW that a child should not get cancer and that we define what is just and unjust, it doesn't have to be about sin or evil? Just might there be a bigger issue than our miniscule preferences? I believe that the Creator of All Things knows exactly what it's doing.

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@AlastairGames 2026-06-28

Suffering occurs because we believe the thoughts in our mind.

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@RygerPete 2026-06-26

🐙 Pete was here 5 secs after drop

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@vagabondcaleb8915 2026-06-26

If God didn't "allow suffering" there would be no free will.. Determinism, I think most would agree is it's own form of macabre hell. It's not that God allows suffering, it's that he made free creatures who tend to get into trouble.

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@luisvictorf 2026-06-26

They suffer because of Bad People; Good people need to Learn to Not be Doormats

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@SilvieNuss1234 2026-06-28

The answer is simple. He doesn’t. It’s the devil who does. You believe in the devil who makes mimicry with god.

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