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"The Origin of Suffering" by Daryl Cheng

"The Origin of Suffering" by Daryl Cheng [LQ]

Why is there so much suffering in the world? If God made everything, did He make the devil too? Where does the world's suffering come from?

Date Posted: 18 Mar 2010
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The End of Sorrows
This three-part seminar series, presented simultaneously at four university campuses across Melbourne, gives you the opportunity to uncover Bible truths about the how the world got into this mess and ... [more]

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The Origin of Suffering (1/3)
by · 9087 views · LQ
Why is there so much suffering in the world? If God made everything, did He make the devil too? Where does the world's suffering come from? (more)
0:49
The Solution to Suffering (2/3)
by · 8028 views · LQ
If God is so good, why do millions of innocent people die of hunger, war and cancer? Why doesn’t God put an end to suffering, emptiness violence, disease and depression? Is there a solution for this problem? (more)
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How Will it End? (3/3)
by · 9537 views · LQ
Now we know that there is a solution to suffering, how will it end? When will the answer to our sorrows come? Does the Bible tell us? (more)

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