Who is the God at the Heart of Suffering? An Explanation of Suffering as Caused by Natural and Moral Evil

American Journal of Biblical Theology 17 (19):1-14 (2016)
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This paper will examine the problem of suffering as it arises from both moral and natural evil through a Christian philosophical and theological perspective. Suffering throughout our planet is pervasive. We all experience it in one form or another. In western culture, we are bombarded, through the media with the terrible tragedies that occur in our home country and abroad. Inevitably we ask ourselves, the following question, as Professor Ramon Martinez, probes into his book, Sin and Evil, “Why does God permit suffering?” In order to address the question of suffering and its relation to the God of Christianity, we must understand what suffering is and how it affects humanity.

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Scott D. G. Ventureyra
Carleton University (PhD)

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