Where was God when that happened? - a review
Christopher Ash opens up what the Bible says about the tricky question of suffering.
The problem of evil is more than an intellectual or philosophical problem – it raises deep emotional issues when we are in the midst of pain and anguish. There are no easy answers, but these resources seek to show the difference that Christian beliefs can make in coping with our most painful experiences.
Christopher Ash opens up what the Bible says about the tricky question of suffering.
Helpful pointers for answering questions about the harsh reality of suffering.
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Greg Koukl responds to a letter to the editor of the L.A. Times in which the writer's pain causes him to ask the age-old question of why…
Those who have read many of Norman Geisler’s earlier works will likely recognize that this book is major update of an earlier book,…
"For as long as I can remember, suffering has been the major block to belief," says Bishop Michael Baughen. He speaks here about his new…
In this talk, Mardi Keyes considers the problem of evil under four main headings: 1. The problem of evil for Christian believers.2. The…