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DrWatson · 70-79, M
C.S. Lewis wrote that when he was an atheist, this sort of thing kept him from believing in God.
And then something occurred to him: no religion that he knew of actually started with the premise that the world is a wonderful place.
The way I see it is this: Each of us has to ask ourselves how to find meaning in a world that often sucks. Some of us have experienced God as being the key to that. And we can still weep over bone cancer in children.
And then something occurred to him: no religion that he knew of actually started with the premise that the world is a wonderful place.
The way I see it is this: Each of us has to ask ourselves how to find meaning in a world that often sucks. Some of us have experienced God as being the key to that. And we can still weep over bone cancer in children.