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Oh, no, Albin.

I know.

It's happening again.

It is.

It's another segment, and we do it once a week of Ask Metaxus. But this week we're doing something special.

Normally we answer questions submitted from around the country, around the world, people just

write in. But we've gotten a bunch of questions from the crew right here at TBN.

Yikes. The crew here at TBN, this gorgeous studio, the folks who do all this stuff, you know, they've got an attitude. They're like, hey, how can we can't ask questions? And I thought, who says you can't? Ask your questions. And they did. And now I'm going to try to answer them. So you read them. These are are good ones. I got to tell you, what is your take on

why bad things happen to good people? My take on why good things. I mean, I think that that's,

if you read the Bible, there are many, many places that it explains that it reigns on the just and the unjust.

Now, there's we're living in a fallen world, we're living in a broken world, and we're living

in a world where there's evil and brokenness.

And so the idea that some people would be somehow exempt from suffering, it's completely

unscriptural as a concept. Also, when you say bad things happen to good people, who says

who's good? What does that mean? According to the Bible, there's no one good

except for God. Now, it doesn't mean that some people aren't better than others. Some people

are sweet and kind, and some people are, you know, murderous thugs. But I think that, um,

it's kind of a confused question in a way, theologically, because we're all here on this earth,

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