Don’t Blame God!
A Biblical Answer to the Problem of Evil, Sin, and Suffering

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The sub-title of this 210-page book is “A Biblical Answer to the Problem of Evil, Sin, and Suffering.”

It addresses what is probably the number one question most people have about God: If He is a loving God, why is there such rampant human suffering?

This book shows biblically that God is not at all to blame, that the cause of all suffering is sin, and it shows whose sin. It shows why Jesus Christ is the fulcrum of history in this regard, and resolves the seemingly apparent contradiction between the nature of the Old Testament God and that of the New Testament God, which, of course are the same changeless God.

The book exposes the myth that God is totally in control of all that happens (which would make Him responsible for it) and shows that He and His Son Jesus Christ are doing all they can to intervene in the realm of Satan’s authority and help us. A chapter on faith shows what faith is and how it helps us to access the power of God. The book shows how God does test us for our benefit, though never by tragedy or affliction.

It explains what the “chastening” of God is and why it has nothing to do with anything like punishing us. The redemptive value of the proper response to suffering is also discussed. Letting God speak for Himself and seeing the truth of His Word about the subject of evil, sin, and suffering will help you grow immensely in love for God and His Son, in faith for their promises, and in hope of the final victory that is ours, enabling you to live with joy and peace, even in a “war zone.”

This book may very well be for you the most meaningful book you have ever read about the things of God.

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HIV positive man arrested for sexually assaulting minor

Thursday, June 14, 2012
A 38-year-old man — who is said to be HIV positive — from Nannyville Gardens, Kingston 3, is now in police custody after being charged for raping the 16-year-old school friend of his daughter.
According to detectives from the Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse, in May, the man is alleged to have assaulted the teen while she was at a sleepover at his house with his daughter.
The girl later reported that while she was sleeping, she felt someone sexually assaulting her. She woke up and saw her friend’s father on top of her, police said. He had bound her hands and feet.

It seems that Chris Brown can’t stay out of trouble. The R&B star reportedly clashed with rapper Drake at a New York City nightclub, resulting in a large bleeding gash on Brown’s chin, according to The Sun.

Brown posted a photo of his injury on Twitter but later removed it. He also tweeted, “How u party wit rich n**** that hate? Lol… Throwing bottles like girls? #shameonya!”

Brown and Drake have a history together involving the former’s ex-girlfriend, Rihanna. Brown reportedly sent a bottle of champagne to his rival as a peace offering, but Drake returned it with a note referencing Rihanna, “I’m f****** the love of your life, deal with it.”

In response, Brown allegedly confronted his frenemy, and Drake responded with a punch. Another man jumped into the fracas and hit Brown in the face with a bottle.

Following the incident, Brown took himself to the hospital for treatment.

Rihanna recently opened up to Esquire about collaborating on a song with Brown. The action prompted critics to slam her for teaming up with a guy who beat her after a pre-Grammy Awards fight in 2009.

She explained, “I thought people were gonna be surprised that we finally did a record together, but I didn’t see how people could think it was a bad thing, you know? In my mind, it was just music… I could never see anything wrong with making music.”