Last week I posted the first installment of an essay I wrote on God, suffering and the Book of Job. In that first post I argued that Job’s contention (accusation?) that God had afflicted Job without cause (Hebrew, hinnam) is basically correct when read against the background of the book’s preface. To put not too … Continue reading
The other night I had a conversation with some friends about God and suffering: Why does God allow good people to suffer? I was reminded of a paper that I wrote on the book of Job and I thought I would post it here for anyone who is interested. You’ll see that I depart pretty … Continue reading