Why Do the Wicked Seem to Win?
Theology & Faith, ethics & morality, philosophy, current events & social issues, personal growth & doubt, scripture & biblical studies, wicked prosperity, injustice, theodicy, spiritual struggle, moral victory, joseph kony, lra, integrity Evan Hardwick Theology & Faith, ethics & morality, philosophy, current events & social issues, personal growth & doubt, scripture & biblical studies, wicked prosperity, injustice, theodicy, spiritual struggle, moral victory, joseph kony, lra, integrity Evan Hardwick

Why Do the Wicked Seem to Win?

It’s a question that has plagued believers and challenged us for millennia: Why do those who cheat, lie, and oppress seem to lead lives of effortless success? The injustice is palpable when a coworker who cheats and lies gets a promotion, when a neighbor suddenly has a brand new, shiny possession parked in their driveway, or when an elderly person gets scammed and the criminals go unpunished. It is an irreligious problem, a profound challenge to faith that shakes the very foundation of our belief in a just world.

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