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Observing the Meaning of Human Suffering According to the C.S. Lewis' Concept of Theodicy
When faced with the phenomena of human suffering the default of the evangelical community is to examine human suffering through the lens of God’s sovereignty and providence which are inevitable forces faced by human beings. An attitude of fate, which arises as a direct response to God’s absolute sov
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