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We live in what has been called “a world with ragged edges.” Earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, fires, famine, and other natural disasters kill millions of people and injure countless others, sometimes wiping out huge numbers within a few hours. Every day, accidents claim an untold number of victims. Planes crash, trains are derailed, road vehicles collide, ships are lost at...

movingly put it, he was responding ‘like a child in the darkness gripped in his father’s arms’. God does not give us all the answers we want, and to claim that he does is both cruel and absurd. As the Australian author Peter Bloomfield puts it, ‘The last thing needed by hurting people is the voice of opinionated advisers who presume to interpret providence.’ One message that comes across very powerfully from Job’s experience is this: it is less important to know all the answers than to know and trust
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