Description
Robin Gill sensitively examines the various explanations that theologians offer to the problem of why the world contains so much innocent suffering. A book for all who want to believe in God but struggle to do so in the face of the pointless cruelty that appears to be built into God's creation.
Little books of guidance let you grasp the essentials in less than an hour!
About the Author
Robin Gill is Emeritus Professor of Applied Theology, University of Kent, and the Editor of Theology. Previous titles by the author include New Challenges for Christians May 2010 A Bit Like Jesus, November 2009, A Sense of Grace - November 2004
Reviews
Robin Gill brings the lucidity and logic of a Christian ethicist to the vexed question of unwarranted suffering. He draws brilliantly on Job, and creation theology, and evokes the compassion and suffering of Jesus to show the problem can be at least partially resolved through prayerful reflection. -- Peter Clough * The Reader *
Book Information
ISBN 9780281075409
Author Robin Gill
Format Paperback
Page Count 48
Imprint SPCK Publishing
Publisher SPCK Publishing
Weight(grams) 54g
Little books of guidance let you grasp the essentials in less than an hour!
About the Author
Robin Gill is Emeritus Professor of Applied Theology, University of Kent, and the Editor of Theology. Previous titles by the author include New Challenges for Christians May 2010 A Bit Like Jesus, November 2009, A Sense of Grace - November 2004
Reviews
Robin Gill brings the lucidity and logic of a Christian ethicist to the vexed question of unwarranted suffering. He draws brilliantly on Job, and creation theology, and evokes the compassion and suffering of Jesus to show the problem can be at least partially resolved through prayerful reflection. -- Peter Clough * The Reader *
Book Information
ISBN 9780281075409
Author Robin Gill
Format Paperback
Page Count 48
Imprint SPCK Publishing
Publisher SPCK Publishing
Weight(grams) 54g
