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They also reflect on the nature of divine power and the problem of suffering, questioning if an all-powerful deity would permit children to die. This leads to a broader inquiry into the existence of divine intervention versus mere chance, noting a philosophical middle ground—neither outright atheist nor believer, but someone open to complex possibilities.
Evolving Views on Faith
The speaker reveals that they have always been Jewish, yet their belief has not been static. They admit to coming to their current stance gradually, implying a journey of spiritual and philosophical discovery. "I came to it," they say, emphasizing that their belief—though not traditional—is genuine, as they affirm, "do I genuinely believe? And the answer is yes."