The Problem of Suffering

Why is there suffering in the world? Is God trying to punish us? Dr. Rossi addresses this important topic and helps us understand that there is purpose in suffering.

An episode of the Becoming a Healing Presence podcast, hosted by Dr. Albert Rossi, titled "The Problem of Suffering" was published on November 4, 2015.

November 4, 2015 · Becoming a Healing Presence

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Why is there suffering in the world? Is God trying to punish us? Dr. Rossi addresses this important topic and helps us understand that there is purpose in suffering.

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Why is there suffering in the world? Is God trying to punish us? Dr. Rossi addresses this important topic and helps us understand that there is purpose in suffering.

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