Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join this channel to get access to perks:
youtube.com/channel/UCQaz7qLD-NmPF0f5LCDBmkw/join
Can God actually be disproven?
Before you watch this episode, I want you to pause for a moment and think about that question… or better yet, drop your answer in the comments:
Is it possible to disprove any god?
In this episode of God’s Troll Army, Adam of NOLA takes on a commenter who confidently claimed that the Problem of Evil falsifies God’s existence. According to the commenter, suffering in the world logically proves that an all-loving God cannot exist.
Sounds decisive, right?
Not so fast.
In this video we carefully unpack the claim using formal logic and syllogisms, examining whether the “problem of evil” (or more precisely, the problem of suffering) actually disproves theism—or whether it merely challenges certain conceptions of God.
Along the way we explore:
• Why theism does not automatically imply an all-loving God
• The difference between evil and suffering in philosophical arguments
• Why defining God with omni-attributes complicates logical proofs
• The role of free will in suffering
• Whether a perfectly loving God could logically allow suffering
• Why eliminating all suffering might be impossible without fundamentally changing human experience
• The limits of the classic Problem of Evil argument
• The Epicurean paradox and what it actually shows (and doesn’t show)
Most importantly, we look at the difference between:
Challenging God’s attributes
vs.
Claiming to have logically disproven God entirely
Because if we’re going to criticize religion—or defend skepticism—it helps to use arguments that actually hold up under scrutiny.
Question for the audience:
Do you think any god can be logically disproven?
Or are most god concepts intentionally constructed to be unfalsifiable?
Drop your thoughts below.
Series: God’s Troll Army
Channel: Skepticus
Special thanks to my channel members for helping support the content and keep the conversation going.
And as always…
Stay skeptical.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
youtube.com/channel/UCQaz7qLD-NmPF0f5LCDBmkw/join
Can God actually be disproven?
Before you watch this episode, I want you to pause for a moment and think about that question… or better yet, drop your answer in the comments:
Is it possible to disprove any god?
In this episode of God’s Troll Army, Adam of NOLA takes on a commenter who confidently claimed that the Problem of Evil falsifies God’s existence. According to the commenter, suffering in the world logically proves that an all-loving God cannot exist.
Sounds decisive, right?
Not so fast.
In this video we carefully unpack the claim using formal logic and syllogisms, examining whether the “problem of evil” (or more precisely, the problem of suffering) actually disproves theism—or whether it merely challenges certain conceptions of God.
Along the way we explore:
• Why theism does not automatically imply an all-loving God
• The difference between evil and suffering in philosophical arguments
• Why defining God with omni-attributes complicates logical proofs
• The role of free will in suffering
• Whether a perfectly loving God could logically allow suffering
• Why eliminating all suffering might be impossible without fundamentally changing human experience
• The limits of the classic Problem of Evil argument
• The Epicurean paradox and what it actually shows (and doesn’t show)
Most importantly, we look at the difference between:
Challenging God’s attributes
vs.
Claiming to have logically disproven God entirely
Because if we’re going to criticize religion—or defend skepticism—it helps to use arguments that actually hold up under scrutiny.
Question for the audience:
Do you think any god can be logically disproven?
Or are most god concepts intentionally constructed to be unfalsifiable?
Drop your thoughts below.
Series: God’s Troll Army
Channel: Skepticus
Special thanks to my channel members for helping support the content and keep the conversation going.
And as always…
Stay skeptical.
