The existence of evil in the world is a perennial apologetics question, and Christians must reconcile the presence of wickedness with an all-powerful, good God. Alex McFarland explores this issue in the context of the shooting of Charlie Kirk, a Christian leader who was assassinated for proclaiming the truth. McFarland argues that fascism is not a Christian value, but rather a totalitarian ideology that suppresses opposition and controls society. He also discusses the importance of free speech, due process, and the free exchange of ideas in a Christian, Judeo-Christian Principled representative capitalist republic.
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