Review of Why God Allows Evil and Suffering

[Amit Ramotra]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Why God Allows Evil and Suffering" by Sine Nomine.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Why God Allows Evil and Suffering by Sine Nomine is like answers to unanswerable questions, "the rock of atheism." It is the answer to why happiness and pain exist. God is omnipresent and omnibenevolent. The author described God as: God is all-powerful; God is all-loving; God is all-just; and God is wise. God is all-loving, kind, and the creator of all, yet evil and suffering still exist.
Love is the only logical reason for God to create anything. Man’s sin is the root cause of all pain, suffering, and death in the world. This book covers various aspects from both a theist and an atheist point of view.
This book is divided into two parts. In the first part, the author explained in detail the points mentioned in the introduction: God is all-powerful, God is all-loving, God is all-just, and God is wise. It also shared details about human free will and the five elements required for friendship or love to be experienced. In the second part, it is mentioned about the creation of man, Adam and Eve, the First Humans, the Day of Judgment, faith and faithlessness, the new heaven and earth, God’s purifying fire, God prioritizing love before justice, and much more informative and positivity-inducing thoughts.
The author has advised readers that the argument in this book aligns more closely with the theology of the Catholic Church. The author has also given biblical references for better understanding and knowledge among readers.
Sine Nomine has provided readers with very beautiful thoughts, like that when a person who has been freed from sin is joined to God's eternal state, truly nothing will be impossible for him. On the Day of Judgment, the faithful will be restored to a state where man again "inhabits eternity" with God and the sins of the faithless will remain in historical existence.
This book is about faith, trust, sacrifice, and love between ‘man and God, like that between ‘human parents and their children.’
I rate Why God Allows Evil and Suffering by Sine Nomine four out of four stars. This book is written and edited excellently, and the author has crafted the plot and information well and in an interactive way.

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