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Evil and suffering

1 answer in 1 recording, 2020. 1 with a checked position in his own words.

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    · Can we appreciate good in paradise if there is no evil there?

    Mufti Abu Layth says we do not know how the afterlife will work, because it is not within our current comprehension.

    “the truth is we don't know what's how it's going to work because you're asking us to conceptualize something which is not our current state of conscientious comprehension”

    38:47TranscriptCite 2020-09-22-S06corrected

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