It’s not often that a professor can make a roomful of undergrads explode in laughter–and at the same time engage them in some serious soul-searching. Addressing a crowd of Harvard undergrads, Stanford Business Professor Charles Lee spoke about what every Harvard grad wants:  success. At one point he keenly observed:

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Have you ever wondered:  if there is a god, what makes him laugh? For many skeptics, one of the biggest challenges to believing in a god is the existence of profound evil in the world–no laughing matter. If there is a god, then, perhaps he shouldn’t be laughing. But the God whom Jesus claimed to be […]

Read More Injustice and God’s (very) dark sense of humor

Last November on the night of the U.S. presidential election, around 10pm I decided to check out the voting results for the first time that day. For a variety of reasons I hadn’t followed the campaign much at all.  But from the little I’d heard (or couldn’t help but overhearing), Clinton was expected to win. […]

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