When God Becomes A Puzzle To Be Solved
When thinking God stops being hard,
when the possibility of atheism stops making a very personal appeal, when the
terrifyingly agape abyss closes and across the expanse from right here to the
distant horizon is an uninterrupted plain . . . and God becomes a puzzle to be
solved, a kind of quandary, then everything has been lost—not just the
doctrines of the faithful—but the poor, the lonely, the suffering, the dead,
and the damned . . . the neighbor; i.e., salvation, heaven and earth, life and
death, tomorrow and yesterday, it has all been lost.
Dr. Craig Keen
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