The Shocking Truth About Christianity's Justification of Suffering #shorts

"Discover the Shocking Truth About Christianity's Justification of Suffering in this eye-opening short. Explore the deep-rooted beliefs and theological perspectives surrounding the Christian faith's explanation for human suffering. Unveil thought-provoking insights on topics such as divine providence, free will, and the concept of redemptive suffering. Gain a new understanding of the complexities and controversies surrounding Christianity's interpretation of pain and find answers to age-old questions. Engage in this enlightening discussion on the intersection of faith, suffering, and the pursuit of meaning. Don't miss this captivating exploration that challenges conventional perspectives on Christianity and sheds light on its stance towards human suffering."
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[jathan]

sure except as a human being, regardless of your religious beliefs... suffering has meaning. People are forged in the fires of suffering, they learn who they are, not by studying books, but by rising to the occasion. Either while suffering, or to prevent suffering. So suffering does have meaning, because in short Suffering is what keeps the cycle of good men hard times from repeating every year or two. If even that, suffering if what creates the Good Men who make Easy Times.

[joeshumo]

Better than seeing yourself as a helpless victim that is being personally attacked.

[jakeschwartz]

If this was true, Jesus wouldn’t have to be crucified. God doesn’t “explain away suffering”

It’s actually by the Suffering servant in Isaiah and his stripes that we are healed.

[Blood_Boltz]

"the kind of God that we have decided to construct??"
We didn't "construct" GOD.
He constructed US❤

[jstmythots]

First off, this guy comes off as arrogant and condescending.
God/the Bible never says suffering has meaning like this man is saying. The Bible says suffering happens to everyone, but God is good, and he will be with you through it. He says he will turn it into something useful if we know him. It does not say you were destined to suffer in some specific way. This man is wrong in his interpretation of the beliefs of Christianity.