Is God to Blame?

Conversation on Pain and Suffering

An episode of the Theodyssey Podcast podcast, hosted by Theodyssey, titled "Is God to Blame?" was published on July 23, 2018 and runs 27 minutes.

July 23, 2018 ·27m · Theodyssey Podcast

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Where is God in the midst of tragedy? Why would a loving God even allow it to happen? Honest questions pointing to one of the biggest barriers to trusting God. An important conversation on God's posture and interaction with the painful circumstances of life.

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Where is God in the midst of tragedy? Why would a loving God even allow it to happen? Honest questions pointing to one of the biggest barriers to trusting God. An important conversation on God's posture and interaction with the painful circumstances of life.

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