Have you ever looked at the suffering of an innocent person — a sick child, someone who never had a chance — and thought: no loving God would allow this? You're not alone. Dostoevsky's Ivan Karamazov asked the same question in 1880 and has never been answered. This episode of American Socrates walks through the problem of evil and asks what Kierkegaard's leap of faith actually costs, and ends where Dostoevsky ends: not with an argument, but with a gesture.
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