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suffering - if there really is a God why is there so much suffering?
Article Index
suffering - if there really is a God why is there so much suffering?
Introduction
One option
A good starting point
A Christian view of suffering
1. The Bible is realistic in its approach to suffering
2. Love and freewill
3. The link between suffering and evil
4. God is not indifferent to suffering
5. The transformation of suffering
6. The ultimate removal of suffering
Conclusion
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We live in a time when life has been made very comfortable and easy for us, both through the increase in our wealth, and advances in psychotherapy and medical science. But we still experience pain: emotional, physical, the pain of loss and the pain of wrong.

In this short text, Rev. Dick Tripp shows that a theology that encounters suffering head-on, without an easy retreat into a contrived death, does indeed enable us to encounter both the depths of our humanity and the living God. He carefully, and using a wide range of illustrations, shows that the God who shares our suffering is not an abstract and philosophically remote ideal, but a living person; and that in travelling our way with him, we will not merely survive for that is the way to true greatness.

We trust this booklet will help you come to grips with this age-old human problem.  

 
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