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I’ve worked so hard over the past two years trying to protect my peace and somewhere.. somehow.. Over the past few months not only have I lost my peace I seemed to have lost my faith. My walk with Christ has been Abruptly tainted.. 

I figured that as a 29 year old mother and woman of God I would know exactly who I am. But the past few weeks have shown me otherwise. One phone conversation, one date, one night out, one car ride with the wrong music, one family party somehow made me realize that I’m not the “Perfect Christian” that I proclaim to be. (And before you say it… I know that none of us are perfect… hence the keyword PROCLAIM) 

Hopefully through my blog, random messages, poems, and different post I can help someone through their journey as I seek Christ on my journey. My goal is to get a deeper understanding, a better connection, a love for God like never before. For my Fire for Christ to consume me as it did once before. Becoming a better woman, follower, and mother. 

Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.

Readership : Early Christianity scholars; scholars interested in Christian theological approaches to the problem of evil; religious studies scholars interested in theorizing the problem of evil.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Theodicy as Navigation: Toward a Theoretical Paradigm
2. Framing Questions: God and Evil in Paradox
3. Paradise Lost: Pre-existence, the Fall, and the Origin of Evil
4. The Physician of Souls: Suffering as Remedial Punishment
5. Theology of Ascent: The Journey of the Soul to Perfection
6. Journey's End: The Triumph of Good and Universal Salvation
Conclusion
Bibliography

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I’ve worked so hard over the past two years trying to protect my peace and somewhere.. somehow.. Over the past few months not only have I lost my peace I seemed to have lost my faith. My walk with Christ has been Abruptly tainted.. 

I figured that as a 29 year old mother and woman of God I would know exactly who I am. But the past few weeks have shown me otherwise. One phone conversation, one date, one night out, one car ride with the wrong music, one family party somehow made me realize that I’m not the “Perfect Christian” that I proclaim to be. (And before you say it… I know that none of us are perfect… hence the keyword PROCLAIM) 

Hopefully through my blog, random messages, poems, and different post I can help someone through their journey as I seek Christ on my journey. My goal is to get a deeper understanding, a better connection, a love for God like never before. For my Fire for Christ to consume me as it did once before. Becoming a better woman, follower, and mother. 

I’ve worked so hard over the past two years trying to protect my peace and somewhere.. somehow.. Over the past few months not only have I lost my peace I seemed to have lost my faith. My walk with Christ has been Abruptly tainted.. 

I figured that as a 29 year old mother and woman of God I would know exactly who I am. But the past few weeks have shown me otherwise. One phone conversation, one date, one night out, one car ride with the wrong music, one family party somehow made me realize that I’m not the “Perfect Christian” that I proclaim to be. (And before you say it… I know that none of us are perfect… hence the keyword PROCLAIM) 

Hopefully through my blog, random messages, poems, and different post I can help someone through their journey as I seek Christ on my journey. My goal is to get a deeper understanding, a better connection, a love for God like never before. For my Fire for Christ to consume me as it did once before. Becoming a better woman, follower, and mother. 

Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.

Readership : Early Christianity scholars; scholars interested in Christian theological approaches to the problem of evil; religious studies scholars interested in theorizing the problem of evil.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Theodicy as Navigation: Toward a Theoretical Paradigm
2. Framing Questions: God and Evil in Paradox
3. Paradise Lost: Pre-existence, the Fall, and the Origin of Evil
4. The Physician of Souls: Suffering as Remedial Punishment
5. Theology of Ascent: The Journey of the Soul to Perfection
6. Journey's End: The Triumph of Good and Universal Salvation
Conclusion
Bibliography