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5 Comments
Bryan L
“The controversy has centered on how God can be sovereign given that the world is filled with suffering.”
I think the controversy has more to do with the definition of sovereignty and whether God’s sovereignty means he control everything or he’s the cause behind everything bad that happens. Also I think many can’t see how a good and loving God would use so much evil and tragedy for his good purposes.
Blessings,
Bryan L
bro Joe
Love you man!!!!!! Bro Joe
mlm
More than saying God is in control, more than saying it was wise and good that we should suffer…the most difficult thing to say would be something such as, “The devil beat me. Jesus said Satan came to steal, kill, and destroy–and Satan has succeeded. I lost this fight of faith and I take responsiblity for that much, knowing and declaring that God is not at fault. God is not to blame. He did not do this horrible thing. Yet there is a hope that anchors my soul. I may have lost the battle, but I will not lose the war.”
rafe
Barry, you had a great mother who completed her task on earth. We’re all dying. Alas, this too shall pass!
Barry
Rafe,
Thanks for the good word. I miss you brother.
Barry