Product Description:Disease. Violence. Disaster. Death. And what more? Can God be affirmed in the midst of them all? Discontent with the traditional answers given to the problem of suffering, the author takes the problem of suffering, which he encounters in his everyday medical practice, and lays it on the doorsteps of theology and philosophy, demanding answers from both of them. God in the Teeth of Suffering takes you on a ground-breaking journey to discover God in the middle of suffering.Mining materials from leading scholars in the fields of theology and philosophy, the book builds itself from the down up, until the towering truth is revealed in the crucified Christ. Having surveyed the vast literature about the question of God and suffering, the author breaks barriers so as to offer his own fresh approach to the problem of suffering by what he calls The Garden Theodicy. In this book, you will get hard-hitting answers to:1. Can God and evil co-exist?2. Is evil evidence against or for God?3. What do Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam say about the problem of evil?4. Can Christianity offer a fresh revision of God and suffering?5. How can we live in a world that is saturated with suffering?"This book is the result of thorough going research, careful analysis and creative proposal."-Rev. Dr. M. Thomas ThangarajRetired Presbyter, Church of South India.
Professor Emeritus of World Christianity,Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA. Book Review:"Blending theodicy with novelty, this work will stay in bookshelves for years to come."-Rev. G. Simson Sigamony B.D.,CSI Tirunelveli Diocese, India."I commend this book with great enthusiasm to all who wish to explore the problem of evil."-Rev. Dr. M. Thomas ThangarajRetired Presbyter, Church of South India.
Professor Emeritus of World Christianity,Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA. "This book will be an indispensible tool to understand how the powerful God blasts his way through evil to side with sufferers."-Rev.Gibson Johnson,Director, Dept. of Communication,Tirunelveli Diocese,Church of south India.About the Author:Dr. C. Jerriton Brewin is working as a medical practitioner in the acclaimed Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, India. His area of interest, apart from his medical profession, is Christian apologetics. He has had inter-faith dialogues with people around the world and he also writes on topics relating to science, religion and philosophy.Dr. Jerriton's father is an anaesthetist and his mother is a dermatologist. He has a younger brother who is an undergraduate medical student. As a family of doctors, they run a ministry of their own, which caters to both the spiritual and the physical needs of people in South India.
