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About 2 months ago we had a conversation on this blog about suffering, the presence of evil in the world, the role of faith, and the place of God in all of this. Recently, BeliefNet has started a blogalogue between two very smart men much more qualified than I to talk about this things, Bart Ehrman and N.T. Wright. You can follow the dialogue here.
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