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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2014 · 30 MIN

Job's Suffering Defy The Philosophic Presuppositions Of His "Friends"

from A Sound Heart · host Josiah Rich

The cause of Job's suffering is subjected to the apriori deductions of his friends.  Although they do not have a complete picture of Job's case they have nevertheless superimposed culturally sanctioned models upon what they believe to be his psychodynamic story.  

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