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Robert Nicholson notes in the introduction that Franklin “teaches us how life should be lived: pushing through new and formidable frontiers

Rowe gives the church some very helpful ideals for working and serving in the Christian ministry

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Senseless: Surviving Life's Tragedies Book cover type:Softcover Robert Nicholson notes in theEveryone is vulnerable. A godly person may contract a terminal illness, see a spouse killed in a bizarre accident, or watch a child die as the result of a birth defect. Why does God allow such things to happen? Doesn't God care? It's tempting to give well worn answers like these: "Everything happens for a reason," "God's ways are higher than our ways," "These things only seem bad from our perspective, but God knows it's all good." Such platitudes do