Veritas: Jurnal Teologi dan Pelayanan
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Seeing Suffering through the Perspective of the Already and the Not Yet from Paul the Apostle
Suffering is something that is experienced by everyone. Suffering has made people cry out to God, question God or even leave God. Does suffering prove that God does not exist? Doesn’t God’s existence nullify suffering? Does suffering prove that God is impotent and no longer has power over the world?
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