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The speaker acknowledges this unfairness, suggesting that if God is all-knowing and just, then this context bestows an undeniable advantage—being born in a society where one's faith aligns with truth. But this also prompts the critical question: what should we do with this privilege? How do we handle the country or family into which we are born? And more broadly, can the divine attributes of omniscience and omnipotence reconcile with such a distribution of belief and suffering?

The Challenge of Moral and Theological Fairness