The Problem with Pain
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In 'The Problem of Pain', C.S.
Lewis tackles the complex question of why a loving God allows pain and suffering to exist in the world.
He explores various explanations, arguing that pain can serve as a 'megaphone' to awaken individuals to spiritual truths.
Lewis examines different types of pain, including physical, emotional, and moral suffering, providing philosophical and theological insights into their purpose.
He suggests that pain can be a tool for moral growth, discipline, and ultimately, a means of drawing people closer to God. The book offers a thoughtful and compassionate perspective on the problem of pain, challenging readers to consider its role in the context of faith and divine love.
Lewis tackles the complex question of why a loving God allows pain and suffering to exist in the world.
He explores various explanations, arguing that pain can serve as a 'megaphone' to awaken individuals to spiritual truths.
Lewis examines different types of pain, including physical, emotional, and moral suffering, providing philosophical and theological insights into their purpose.
He suggests that pain can be a tool for moral growth, discipline, and ultimately, a means of drawing people closer to God. The book offers a thoughtful and compassionate perspective on the problem of pain, challenging readers to consider its role in the context of faith and divine love.
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