Not bad, and very logical. The love of God plays an important role that also should be addressed. He isn't distant or disconnected from his creation, but the opposite. God made the decision before he began creation that all those who would choose to worship him, was enough for God to see all the suffering and sin of humanity.
Love surpasses all suffering and understanding. Those who don't know God don't know love. Thus, the debate of God's existence and allowance of suffering is made because of our lack of understanding.
Glad you enjoyed it, I totally agree, one of the greatest comforts is that Christ comes to us and comforts us. “Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted,” Christ comes to us in our moments of needs if only we look to him in those moments, all the apologetic arguements are a kind of post-script explanation, at least in my view, but nevertheless important.
Not bad, and very logical. The love of God plays an important role that also should be addressed. He isn't distant or disconnected from his creation, but the opposite. God made the decision before he began creation that all those who would choose to worship him, was enough for God to see all the suffering and sin of humanity.
Love surpasses all suffering and understanding. Those who don't know God don't know love. Thus, the debate of God's existence and allowance of suffering is made because of our lack of understanding.
Glad you enjoyed it, I totally agree, one of the greatest comforts is that Christ comes to us and comforts us. “Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted,” Christ comes to us in our moments of needs if only we look to him in those moments, all the apologetic arguements are a kind of post-script explanation, at least in my view, but nevertheless important.