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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Moab_Is_My_WashpotMoab Is My Washpot - Wikipedia

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   Moab Is My Washpot (published 1997) is Stephen Fry 's autobiography, covering the first 20 years of his life. In the book, Fry is candid about his past indiscretions, including stealing, cheating, and lying.

2. www.wordonfire.org › articles › barronStephen Fry, Job, and the Cross of Jesus - Word on Fire

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   Feb 10, 2015 · In light of God’s speech, I would first suggest to Stephen Fry that the true God is the providential Lord of all of space and all of time. Secondly, I would observe that none of us can see more than a tiny swatch of that immense canvas on which God works.

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4. www.understanding-ministries.com › docs › Theodicy ATheodicy, A response to Stephen Fry - Understanding Ministries

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   Having read the Bible, Stephen knows the answer to this question but has deliberately ignored it because accepting it would also mean a necessary acceptance of God’s righteousness and law.

5. www.abc.net.au › religion › why-stephen-frysWhy Stephen Fry's Complaint Against God is Unconvincing - if ...

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   Feb 17, 2015 · Christian convictions about the nature and history of God logically exclude the conclusion that Stephen Fry reaches and logically call for trust in God's good intentions.

6. age-of-the-sage.org › quotations › quotesStephen Fry quotations and quotes about God - Age-of-the-Sage

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   This footage features Stephen Fry airing certain views on God and Creationism and gave rise to a notable storm of controversy. A transcription and some noteworthy post-interview further comments from Stephen Fry and Gay Byrne in the immediate aftermath, (for want of a better word), of the first broadcast on Irish TV of the full episode are ...

7. www.scmp.com › yp › discoverWhy Stephen Fry was right, and wrong, about God

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   Feb 4, 2015 · Why? Because what Fry was asked was what he would say to God if he met him face to face. And this presumes that God exists.

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   Does Stephen Fry believe in God?

   • Christian convictions about the nature of God and his action in history logically exclude the conclusion that Stephen Fry reaches from the problem of suffering, and logically call for trust in God's good intentions.

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   What would Stephen Fry say to God if he stood before Pearly Gates?

   • When The Meaning of Life host Gay Byrne asked Stephen Fry what he would say to God if he found himself standing before the Pearly Gates, his reply was short and sharp: "Bone cancer in children: what's that about?"

   Why Stephen Fry's Complaint Against God is Unconvincing - if You're a

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   Why did Fry ask God if he met him face-to-face?

   • Because what Fry was asked was what he would say to God if he met him face to face. And this presumes that God exists. So imagine: Fry is sitting opposite God and telling him that he is bad because he invented cancer and insects that burrow into children’s eyes.

   Why Stephen Fry was right, and wrong, about God

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   Why is Fry pinned on God?

   • So imagine: Fry is sitting opposite God and telling him that he is bad because he invented cancer and insects that burrow into children’s eyes. These things are pinned on God by Fry because God is literally the creator of everything and all-powerful. God could have done something to change the situation, but he chose not to. QED: he is bad.

   Why Stephen Fry was right, and wrong, about God

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9. www.rte.ie › archives › 2020/0124/1110624-stephenRTÉ Archives | Religion | Stephen Fry The Meaning Of Life

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   A convinced atheist, Stephen Fry believes his life has no more meaning than the universe itself. That is a liberation, not a curse, and all the more reason to live life to the full.