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Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People

April 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Posted by michaelp · Filed Under Christian Philosophy

Interesting blog post by Alex Pruss at Problogion (great name!):
A traditional formulation of the problem of evil is to ask: “Why do bad things happen to good people and good things to bad people?” An interesting feature of our discourse–both academic and popular–about the problem of evil is that the second part is not much […]