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Rabbinic literature treats “the satan” variably: often as an agent of God who accuses or tests humans (e.g., the accuser in Zechariah or the tester in Job), sometimes as a personified trickster or fun...
The Bible records multiple instances where faithful people spoke honestly with or even challenged God — Abraham, Job and New Testament teaching on prayer are cited by religious commentators as evidenc...
The question “If God is everywhere, why doesn’t he stop horrible things?” summarizes the classical *problem of evil*: a tension between divine attributes (omnipresence, omnipotence, perfect goodness) ...
The collected analyses show , but the Bible contains multiple passages and traditions used to argue differing views about prenatal life and miscarriage. Scholars and pastors cite Exodus 21:22–25, Psal...