Good, Evil, Suffering, and Silence (Miroslav Volf Full Interview)

Theologian Miroslav Volf and CCT Director Evan Rosa discuss the nature of the good life in light of the experience of suffering. First, they attempt to establish the dimensions of the good life, while analyzing the unique role that each dimension plays in the Christian life. The three dimensions discussed are circumstantial, agential, and emotional, and Dr. Volf suggests that Christians should pay particularly close attention to the agential dimension. The conversation then shifts to the way in which experiences of suffering interact with such a life. Suffering is examined through the lenses of agency, intellectual comprehension, and prayer. Dr. Volf discusses how experiences of suffering can lead to disorientation in all of these categories, and he offers Christians a few ways to move forward in the face of this reality.

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