In a packed university courtyard, one man stands ready to defend his faith against a wave of skepticism. Cliffe, a seasoned debater, faces a determined student named Peter, who argues that evolution alone explains life's origin and that morality shifts with culture. Peter pushes further: why does anyone need God to justify not stealing, not killing? Cliffe counters with Shirley Jackson's chilling short story "The Lottery," forcing Peter to confront where his own sympathy comes from. As other students press Cliffe on doubt, hell, and the fate of loved ones who rejected Christ, the conversation spirals from biology to morality to the very meaning of existence. Is truth relative, or does something deeper anchor right and wrong? The answer might change how you see everything. Connect with us on social media for more inspiring content! Instagram - instagram.com/biblecomesalive TikTok - tiktok.com/@biblealive Facebook - facebook.com/BibleComesAlive Th...