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Why Does God Allow Natural Disasters?

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'Why does God allow natural disasters?' is a question people are asking, as so many major disasters strike countries all over the world.

David Pawson tackles this from a thoroughly biblical standpoint, dealing with some vital related questions along the way: Is God to blame? Have Christians found the answer? What is God really like? Do we deserve natural disasters? Will they ever cease?

This powerful teaching points us to the truth that God has revealed to mankind.

96 pages, Paperback

First published March 8, 2011

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September 26, 2020
Great read for the believer

Upon reading this or before or during, I'm not sure, I stumbled across the passing of David pawson this year. 2020 has been ruff. But reading this book, it could've been worse. And the crazy thing we all deserve it. I thank God for His grace and mercy. Keep running this Christian race
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June 2, 2020
Outstanding teaching from the Word of God. The biblical insights in this book put what is happening in our world today in perspective.
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March 10, 2021
Pawson says, that bible can be used to justify anything by cherrypicking things from it. This book is a good example of it. Pawson cherrypicks like there is no tomorrow.

I have to say, that my consciousness and my God lives in a totally different dimension from Pawson’s god. His god seems to be a petty little man who threatens people and forces people to serve him out of fear.

And I just didn’t understand his idea, that God is SO good, that he hates evil and evildoers and wants to destroy them. Even genocide is just fine. We just don’t get the goodness of God when he is murdering people.
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