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This chapter delves into C.S. Lewis's personal experiences with love and loss, particularly how they shaped his views on the problem of evil. It highlights his emotional turmoil after the death of his wife Joy and his reflections in 'The Grief Observed', exploring the complexities of divine goodness in the face of suffering.

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