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If God Is Good : Faith in the Midst of Suffering and Evil
Every one of us will experience suffering. Many of us are experiencing it now. As we have seen in recent years, evil is real in our world, present and close to each one of us.
In such difficult times, suffering and evil beg questions about God--Why would an all-good and all-powerful God create a world full of evil and suffering? And then, how can there be a God if suffering and evil exist?
These are ancient questions, but also modern ones as well. Atheists such as Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and even former believers like Bart Ehrman answer the question simply: The existence of suffering and evil proves there is no God.
In this captivating new book, best-selling author Randy Alcorn challenges the logic of disbelief, and brings a fresh, realistic, and thoroughly biblical insight to the issues these important questions raise.
Alcorn offers insights from his conversations with men and women whose lives have been torn apart by suffering, and yet whose faith in God burns brighter than ever. He reveals the big picture of who God is and what God is doing in the world-now and forever. And he equips you to share your faith more clearly and genuinely in this world of pain and fear.
As he did in his best-selling book, Heaven, Randy Alcorn delves deep into a profound subject, and through compelling stories, provocative questions and answers, and keen biblical understanding, he brings assurance and hope to all.
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The crossover fiction and nonfiction author of the half-million-selling Heaven throws down a heavy response to a spate of recent bestselling atheism books. Because the main argument of atheists against the existence of God is suffering in the world, Alcorn lays out a weighty and classically reasoned argument to the problem of suffering in this thoroughly modern book. His biggest trump card is that atheists were hardly the first to ask about suffering and evil. Ancient writers did, and "the fact that the Bible raises the problem of evil gives us full permission to do so." Evil and suffering are addressed in tandem but approached differently. Evil comes from human rebellion or sin, and suffering is a secondary evil brought on by that primary evil. By granting free will to humanity, God allows for an eternal good that humans don't always see now but will experience in the life to come if faithful. Not academic but well-reasoned, Alcorn may not convince atheists, but apart from them readership is wide open. (Sept.)
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Excerpt from If God Is Good by Randy Alcorn
Why Is the Problem of Evil
and Suffering So Important?
The problem of evil and suffering moves from the philosophical to the personal in a moment of time.
During my research I read all sorts of books-philosophical, theological, practical, and personal. It's one thing to talk about evil and suffering philosophically; it's another to live with it. Philosophy professor Peter van Inwagen wrote,
Angels may weep because the world is filled with suffering. A human being weeps because his daughter, she and not another, has died of leukemia this very night, or because her village, the only world she knows, is burning and the mutilated bodies of her husband and her son lie at her feet.1
Three weeks after his thirty-three-year-old son, Christopher, died in a car crash, pastor and evangelist Greg Laurie addressed a crowd of twenty-nine thousand at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. "I've talked about Heaven my whole life," Laurie said, "and I've given many messages on life after death. I've counseled many people who have lost a loved one, and I thought I knew a little bit about it. But I have to say that when it happens to you, it's a whole new world." The day his son died, he told the crowd, was "the hardest day of my life."2
When I spoke with Greg ten months later, his faith was strong, but his profound sense of loss remained. Pain is always local. It has a face and a name. And sometimes, for now, it doesn't go away.
The American response to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, demonstrated that large-scale evil and suffering usually remain distant from us.
In Sudan, millions, including children, have been murdered, raped, and enslaved. The 2004 Asian tsunami killed more than 280,000 people. Malaria causes more than two million fatalities annually, the majority of them African children. Around the world, some 26,500 children die every day; eighteen every minute.
The loss of American lives in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, numbered 2,973-horrible indeed, yet a small fraction of the terror and loss of life faced daily around the world. The death toll in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, for example, amounted to more than two World Trade Center disasters every day for one hundred days straight. Americans discovered in one day what much of the world already knew-violent death comes quickly, hits hard, and can be unspeakably dreadful.
If we open our eyes, we'll see the problem of evil and suffering even when it doesn't touch us directly.
A friend of ours spoke at a Christian gathering. On her way back to her car, someone raped her. She became pregnant and gave birth to her first child. Because racial differences would have made it clear her husband hadn't fathered the baby, the couple placed the infant for adoption. Since then, they've been unable to conceive another child. Her lifelong dream of raising children remains unfulfilled.
I once had to tell a wife, son, and daughter that their husband and father had died on a hunting trip. I still remember the anguished face of the little girl, then hearing her wail, "Not Daddy, no, not Daddy!"
Years ago I had to tell my mother that her only brother had been murdered with a meat cleaver.
A Christian woman tipped over on her riding lawn mower and fell into a pond. The machine landed on top of her, pinning her to the bottom and drowning her. Such a bizarre death prompted some to ask, "Why, God?" and "Why like this?"
After his wife died, in great pain C. S. Lewis realized, "If I had really cared, as I thought I did, about the sorrows of the world, I should not have been so overwhelmed when my own sorrow came."3
Our own suffering is often our wake-up call. But even if you aren't now facing it, look around and you'll see many who are.
Why Talk About the Problem?
More people point to the problem of evil and suffering as their reason for not believing in God than any other-it is not merely a problem, it is the problem.
A Barna poll asked, "If you could ask God only one question and you knew he would give you an answer, what would you ask?" The most common response was, "Why is there pain and suffering in the world?"4
John Stott says,
The fact of suffering undoubtedly constitutes the single greatest challenge to the Christian faith, and has been in every generation. Its distribution and degree appear to be entirely random and therefore unfair. Sensitive spirits ask if it can possibly be reconciled with God's justice and love.5
Richard Swinburne, writing in the Oxford Companion to Philosophy, says the problem of evil is "the most powerful objection to traditional theism." 6
Ronald Nash writes, "Objections to theism come and go.... But every philosopher I know believes that the most serious challenge to theism was, is, and will continue to be the problem of evil."7
You will not get far in a conversation with someone who rejects the Christian faith before the problem of evil is raised. Pulled out like the ultimate trump card, it's supposed to silence believers and prove that the all-good and all-powerful God of the Bible doesn't exist.
The problem of evil is atheism's cornerstone.
German playwright Georg B?chner (1813--37) called the problem of evil "the rock of atheism." Atheists point to the problem of evil as proof that the God of the Bible doesn't exist. Every day the ancient argument gets raised in college philosophy classes, coffee shops, dinner discussions, e-mail exchanges, blogs, talk
shows, and best-selling books.
Atheists write page after page about evil and suffering. The problem of evil never strays far from their view; it intrudes upon chapters with vastly different subjects. It's one of the central reasons Sam Harris writes, "Atheism is not a philosophy; it is not even a view of the world; it is simply an admission of the obvious."
8 Harris then scolds Christians, saying about intelligent people (such as himself ), "We stand dumbstruck by you-by your denial of tangible reality, by the suffering you create in service to your religious myths, and by your attachment to an imaginary God."9 (At least we know what he's thinking!)
Many suppose that scientific evidence is the cornerstone of atheism. But the famous one-time champion of atheism, Britain's Anthony Flew, renounced his atheism due to the complexity of the universe and his belief in the overwhelming evidence for intelligent design. After examining Richard Dawkins's reasoning in The God Delusion-that the origin of life can be attributed to a "lucky chance"- Flew said, "If that's the best argument you have, then the game is over." However, although he abandoned his atheism, Flew did not convert to the Christian faith, but to deism. Why? Flew could not get past the problem of evil. He believes that God must have created the universe, then abandoned it.
A faith that leaves us unprepared for suffering is a false faith that
deserves to be lost.
A lot of bad theology inevitably surfaces when we face suffering. John Piper writes, "Wimpy worldviews make wimpy Christians. And wimpy Christians won't survive the days ahead."10
Auschwitz survivor Viktor Frankl wrote, "Just as the small fire is extinguished by the storm whereas a large fire is enhanced by it, likewise a weak faith is weakened by predicaments and catastrophes whereas a strong faith is strengthened by them."11 When people lose their faith because of suffering, it's usually a weak or nominal faith
that doesn't account for or prepare them for evil and suffering. I believe that any faith not based on the truth needs to be lost. The sooner, the better.
Believing God exists is not the same as trusting the God who exists. A nominal Christian often discovers in suffering that his faith has been in his church, denomination, or family tradition, but not Christ. As he faces evil and suffering, he may lose his faith. But that's actually a good thing. I have sympathy for people who lose their faith, but any faith lost in suffering wasn't a faith worth keeping. (Genuine faith will be tested; false faith will be lost.)
If you base your faith on lack of affliction, your faith lives on the brink of extinction and will fall apart because of a frightening diagnosis or a shattering phone call. Token faith will not survive suffering, nor should it.
Suffering and evil exert a force that either pushes us away from God or pulls us toward him. I know a man who lost his faith after facing terrible evil, suffering, and injustice. My heart breaks for him, and I pray that my family and I will never suffer what he did. But if personal suffering gives sufficient evidence that God doesn't exist, then surely I shouldn't wait until I suffer to conclude he's a myth. If my suffering would one day justify denying God, then I should deny him now in light of other people's suffering.
The devastation of tragedy feels just as real for people whose faith endures suffering.But because they know that others have suffered and learned to trust God anyway, they can apply that trust to God as they face their own disasters. Because they do not place their hope for health and abundance and secure relationships in this life, but in an eternal life to come, their hope remains firm regardless of what happens.
Losing your faith may be God's gift to you. Only when you jettison ungrounded and untrue faith can you replace it with valid faith in the true God-faith that can pass, and even find strength in, the most formidable of life's tests.
In her moving book The Year of Magical Thinking, Joan Didion writes about the sudden, unexpected death of her husband. As I read, my heart broke not only for what happened to her, but for the first six words of the book's concluding sentence: "No eye is on the sparrow."12
Didion apparently means that so far as she can tell, there is no God, or at least, no God who cares and watches over us. She's most likely a normal hurting person who needs men and women around her who can see God in the midst of their suffering, so they might help her see him in hers.
Suffering will come; we owe it to God, ourselves, and those around us
to prepare for it.
Live long enough and you will suffer. In this life, the only way to avoid suffering is to die.
Bethany Hamilton grew up surfing on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. At age five she chose to follow Jesus. When she was thirteen, a fourteen-foot tiger shark attacked her, severing one of her arms. Bethany returned to surfing one month later. A year later, despite her disability, she won her first national title.
Bethany says, "It was Jesus Christ who gave me peace when I got attacked by the shark.... And it was what God had taught me growing up that helped me overcome my fears...to get back into the water to keep surfing."
She continues, "My mom and I were praying before the shark attack that God would use me. Well, to me, 1 Timothy 1:12 kind of tells me that God considered me faithful enough to appoint me to his service. I just want to say that no matter who you are, God can use you even if you think you're not the kind of person that can be used. You might think: why would God use me? That's what I thought.... I was like thirteen and there God goes using me!"13
Bethany and her parents had given careful thought to the God they served and his sovereign purposes. Obviously not every tragedy leads to winning a national title, but Bethany began where all of us can, by trusting God; in her case, with a support system of people having an eternal perspective. Hence, she was prepared to face suffering when it came, and to emerge stronger.
Unfortunately, most evangelical churches-whether traditional, liturgical, or emergent-have failed to teach people to think biblically about the realities of evil and suffering. A pastor's daughter told me, "I was never taught the Christian life was going to be difficult. I've discovered it is, and I wasn't ready."
A young woman battling cancer wrote me, "I was surprised that when it happened, it was hard and it hurt and I was sad and I couldn't find anything good or redeeming about my losses. I never expected that a Christian who had access to God could feel so empty and alone."
Our failure to teach a biblical theology of suffering leaves Christians unprepared for harsh realities. It also leaves our children vulnerable to history, philosophy, and global studies classes that raise the problems of evil and suffering while denying the Christian worldview. Since the question will be raised, shouldn't Christian parents and churches raise it first and take people to Scripture to see what God says about it?
Most of us don't give focused thought to evil and suffering until we experience them. This forces us to formulate perspective on the fly, at a time when our thinking is muddled and we're exhausted and consumed by pressing issues. Readers who have "been there" will attest that it's far better to think through suffering in advance.
Sometimes sufferers reach out for answers to those woefully unprepared. A physician's assistant friend of ours wrote,
When I was admitted to the hospital in sepsis with a 50/50 chance of survival, I asked the chaplain how we could believe that God is love, when this felt like the antithesis of love. I said I wouldn't inflict this much suffering
on someone I hated, let alone someone I loved. She told me she would "look it up," then left my room and never came back. I posed the same question to the social worker who came to visit me a few days later. She
told me that God's like a giant and we're like little ants, and sometimes He accidentally steps on our ant hills and some of us get hurt. She said our suffering is random and God's probably not even aware of it.
Pastor James Montgomery Boice had a clearer perspective. In May 2000, he stood before his Philadelphia church and explained that he'd been diagnosed with liver cancer:
Should you pray for a miracle? Well, you're free to do that, of course. My general impression is that the God who is able to do miracles-and He certainly can-is also able to keep you from getting the problem in the
first place. So although miracles do happen, they're rare by definition....Above all, I would say pray for the glory of God. If you think of God glorifying Himself in history and you say, where in all of history has God most glorified Himself? He did it at the cross of Jesus Christ, and it wasn't by delivering Jesus from the cross, though He could have....God is in charge. When things like this come into our lives, they are not accidental. It's not as if God somehow forgot what was going on, and something bad slipped by.... God is not only the one who is in charge; God is also good. Everything He does is good.... If God does something in your life, would you change it? If you'd change it, you'd make it worse. It wouldn't be as good.14
Eight weeks later, having taught his people first how to live and then how to die, Pastor Boice departed this world to "be with Christ, which is better by far" (Philippians 1:23).
On the other side of death, the Bible promises that all who know him will fall into the open arms of a holy, loving, and gracious God-the greatest miracle, the answer to the problem of evil and suffering. He promises us an eternal kingdom on the New Earth, where he says of those who come to trust him in this present world of evil and suffering, "They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God. He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain" (Revelation 21:3--4).


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It's been a scandal-filled 2011 college football calendar year, one that seemingly just will not come to an end. What started with potential major violations at Ohio State, Oregon and Miami and evolved into potentially one of the biggest news stories of the last decade at Penn State, took another twist Wednesday night, when a major college football coach- one known for his "integrity"- was arrested and charged with a DWI.
That coach was Missouri's Gary Pinkel, who was arrested at 10 p.m. local time on a DWI charge, and was later released on bond.
This from Missouri NBC affiliate KOMU.com:
COLUMBIA - KOMU 8 has confirmed Boone County sheriff deputies arrested MU football coach Gary Pinkel Wednesday night for DWI. Pinkel posted a $500 bond and was released from the Boone County Jail.
Deputies pulled Pinkel over for lane and signal violations on Keene Street near Broadway around 10 p.m. The sheriff's department said this is Pinkel's first offense, and deputies said he was c...
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For those who enjoy a slice of creamy camembert or a wedge of aged cheddar, be thankful our ancestors were lactose intolerant.
Scientists have analysed a collection of pottery fragments, approximately 5000 years old, that are laced with milk fat and believe they provide the earliest evidence of cheesemaking.
The researchers suspect early European farmers, who had not developed the biological enzymes to process lactose as adults, turned milk into cheese because it was easier to digest, transport and store.
The gene that helps adults break down lactose spread throughout some human populations about 7500 years ago, around the same time dairy farming emerged in Europe.
''The emergence of dairying was a major innovation in prehistoric societies, enabling the supply of nutritious food without the slaughtering of precious livestock,'' the study's lead author, chemist Richard Evershed from the University of Bristol, said.
Professor Evershed's international team suggest that the 50 pottery fragments, from 34 specialised pottery vessels, were used by early farmers as sieves to separate the fat-rich curd from the whey that contained lactose.
The pottery fragments were excavated from a region of central Europe - modern Poland - that became the birthplace of the continent's first farmers, who cultivated plants and domestic animals during a period of human history known as the New Stone Age.
While cheesemaking has been linked to older pottery fragments, it was only with the help of sophisticated analytic techniques that Professor Evershed and his colleagues were able to show that the presence of fatty acids residue in the Polish pots was linked to milk processing.
While the team found fat from animal tissue in other cooking pots, which were probably used to process cattle, sheep or goat carcasses, traces of milk fats were found in the sieve fragments.
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Thursday, Apr 142011, 11:05 AMHaving made Libya its problem, NATO is warned by opposition groups that a massacre will occur in Misrata if air attacks against Gaddafi forces are not stepped up. Other than France and the U.K., NATO appears to have lost interest. |Thursday, Apr 142011, 11:05 AM| 11 Comments
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OPINION: The daily commute takes me past the ever-so-slowly emerging form of architect Shigeru Ban's "cardboard cathedral" on Madras St.
To call it a cardboard cathedral is a misnomer. A fair amount of timber and steel seems to be going into the structure and, sitting on its new concrete base, it looks a lot more substantial and - dare I say it? - permanent than the name suggests.
Indeed, although the structure is officially a "transitional" building while the fate of the Anglican Christ Church Cathedral in the Square is decided, it will meet 100 per cent of the building code, so will be as strong as anything in the city.
The 90 enormous cardboard tubes will sit between the two steel A-frame end walls, and will be supported by laminated wooden beams. The 700-seat cathedral will stand 23 metres, roughly the height of a six-storey building. The whole lot will be protected by a weathertight polycarbonate roof.
We are thus assured by church authorities that the whole thing "will not go soggy in the rain", and a smart-looking website dedicated to the project informs us that it is designed to last for 50 years.
This should not surprise us. Ban's cardboard-tube Takatori Catholic Church, built in Kobe, Japan, after an earthquake levelled the original structure in 1995, stood for 10 years. Then it was dismantled, packed up and shipped off to Taiwan to serve as a replacement church for one destroyed by an earthquake there.
For a temporary structure, it seems to be taking a long time to build.
The diggers moved on to the site in July, but a court challenge subsequently questioned the use of insurance money from the Christ Church Cathedral in the Square to build on the Madras St site. Justice Chisholm said it was difficult to see how the "site-specific" cathedral trust could use the money for the cardboard project.
Church authorities have sought clarification from the judge and in the meantime have decided to honour the contract with Naylor Love for the $5.3 million Madras St build.
We are assured that the recent halt to work on the site was the result of a Christmas break, and can expect to see the cardboard cathedral finished in April.
Meanwhile, Mayor Bob Parker's colourful concept for a glass-encased ruin on the main cathedral site in the Square and a more, well, traditional drawing by architect Don Donnithorne has helped keep alive debate about the main cathedral's future at a time when it seems the Anglican diocesan authorities would rather not talk about it.
While the legal bickering continues and in the absence of any apparent progress in the Square, the old cathedral is looking sadder by the week. The inevitable erosion to the structure caused by the elements is becoming more obvious.
At least at the temporary structure, something is happening. It is a sign of renewal and life which can gladden the hearts even of those of us who are, shall we say, somewhat religiously challenged.
My prediction is that we will grow fond of the cardboard cathedral - maybe too fond to let it go when its job is done.
The concept drawings show it to be a thing of some beauty and the coloured main window deliberately pays homage to elements of the beloved and much-lamented rose window of the original cathedral.
Even if triangles aren't your thing, and you dislike the form, it is possible for such feelings to mellow in time.
Consider the Chalice. Neil Dawson's towering sculpture was once described by the late architect, Peter Beaven, as being "like the vent to an underground toilet". Other critics weren't quite so kind.
The feeling didn't last. The 2001 Twin Towers attack on New York came days after the Chalice's completion and when Christchurch people began spontaneously laying flowers beneath it in tribute, it became clear it had struck a heart- twanging chord. Right now, it is arguably the prettiest thing left in the Square.
Hard as it sometimes seems while we're still living in this vast demolition site, this is an important time for Christchurch and Canterbury, and how we view it in the future is by no means certain.
We all look forward to a fully reopened, rebuilt city, but that is not to say that we won't look back on this time with some fondness or nostalgia for the community spirit, courage and resilience that people have shown in times of trial.
We will want to hang on to emblems of all that. It is easy to imagine, for example, that when it comes time to dismantle the Re:Start pop-up mall in Cashel St, some people might well wish to preserve parts or all of it, even in another location, to celebrate the ingenuity and determination that allowed retailers and shoppers to re-enter the city centre in 2011.
That is unlikely, because shopping is driven by commercial imperatives, and governed by town planning. A cardboard church, however . . . not so much.
Long after the arguments over the fate of the old cathedral are settled, and a new spire soars (one hopes) over the Square, don't be surprised to find a triangular construction of steel, wood and paper tubing preserved, perhaps in perpetuity, on the edge of the city green frame.
Maybe people will go there to ponder the time when Christchurch built in cardboard and showed its mettle.
Ric Stevens is The Press's deputy editor.
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Named Person: | David Henry Hwang |
Material Type: | Videorecording |
Document Type: | Visual material |
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David Cronenberg; David Henry Hwang; Gabriella Martinelli; Ian Richardson; Jeremy Irons; Barbara Sukowa; John Lone; Howard Shore; Warner Home Video (Firm); Geffen Pictures. |
OCLC Number: | 325203884 |
Language Note: | In English, with optional subtitles in English SDH, French and Spanish. |
Notes: | Based on the play by David Henry Hwang. Originally produced as a motion picture in 1993. Special features: David Cronenberg discusses M Butterfly ; theatrical trailer. |
Credits: | Edited by Ronald Sanders ; director of photography, Peter Suschitzky ; music by Howard Shore. |
Cast: | Jeremy Irons, John Lone, Barbara Sukowa, Ian Richardson. |
Target Audience: | MPAA rating: R; for sexuality and a brief bloody sequence. |
Description: | 1 videodisc (101 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. |
Details: | DVD, NTSC ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby digital 2.0 stereo. surround. |
Other Titles: | M. Butterfly (Motion picture) |
Responsibility: | Geffen Pictures presents ; a David Cronenberg film ; screenplay by David Henry Hwang ; produced by Gabriella Martinelli ; directed by David Cronenberg. |
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