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Understanding Why God Permits Evil
04:56 - 13:09 (08:12)
This podcast discusses the mystery of why God permits physical and moral evil, how he can bring good out of evil, and the role of Jesus in vanquishing evil.
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The creation of the world and of man is a testament to God's love and wisdom, and serves as the first proclamation of the plan of His loving goodness which finds its culmination in the new creation in Christ.
04:56 - 07:53 (02:57)
Summary
The creation of the world and of man is a testament to God's love and wisdom, and serves as the first proclamation of the plan of His loving goodness which finds its culmination in the new creation in Christ. The Trinity played a fundamental role in the creation of the world, with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit being the one indivisible principle of creation.
ChapterUnderstanding Why God Permits Evil
EpisodeDay 45: Summary of Creation
PodcastThe Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
The invitation of Christ to trust in God as our Father even in the midst of danger, suffering, and uncertainty.
07:53 - 10:22 (02:28)
Summary
The invitation of Christ to trust in God as our Father even in the midst of danger, suffering, and uncertainty. Filial trust represents the trust of a child to their parent and emphasizes the unique power of God as the creator of all things.
ChapterUnderstanding Why God Permits Evil
EpisodeDay 45: Summary of Creation
PodcastThe Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
The speaker discusses how although God can bring good out of evil, it does not justify the act of evil being committed.
10:22 - 13:09 (02:46)
Summary
The speaker discusses how although God can bring good out of evil, it does not justify the act of evil being committed. Jesus has the power to transform evil into something powerful and offers comfort to those going through grief and pain.