Don't Blame God

[This excerpt was taken from Chapter 15 of the Sixth Edition of our book: Don’t Blame God: A Biblical Answer to the Problem of Evil, Sin, & Suffering] Turning Lemons into Lemonade As we have stated, our faith facilitates God’s power changing a situation. No matter how bleak a situation may appear, we must remember that with God nothing is …

[This is an excerpt from Chapter Five of our book Don’t Blame God!] There is no question that the Bible is replete with examples of God acting in ways that seem to contradict His loving nature, not to mention offending our sense of decency, justice, and common sense. These instances must be carefully analyzed and weighed against the whole of …

It is greatly disturbing to see Christian people subjected to so much doctrinal error about the problem of evil, sin, and suffering. For example, The New Bible Dictionary, one of the more popular conservative biblical resource books, states the following under the category of “suffering” (Hey, why not test yourself? After reading each sentence, answer True or False): In the …

To some Christians (though not enough), it sounds too hideous to say something like “God killed your son,” when a child is run over by a bus. So they euphemistically say that God “allowed” the child to be run over by a bus. But can a logical mind make any distinction between the two? Ours do not and we doubt …

[Taken from Chapter One of our book: Don’t Blame God!] One man who turned away from God because he could not reconcile a loving God with the suffering he saw all around him was Charles Darwin, whose unbelief eventually contributed significantly to the development of his so-called “theory of evolution,” a myth that has blinded many to the truth of …