Relativism dominates the thinking of most educated people (which means sometimes that uneducated people are morally smarter). The “it all depends” morality, controversial fifty years ago when called situational ethics, denies the existence of any objective standards of right and wrong. What’s wrong for one person, so it insists, may be right for another. One uses internal, not external, standards to judge morality.

In this 10 minute video, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How can God use man's evil plans to bring about change that he desires?"

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How does secondary evil help us acknowledge primary evil?