Apparently, we're off to a bad start 😀 some reactions pointing that way .

I’m a proud fan of my best friend, Henok, with whom I started exploring the fascinating world of science books. Over the years, he has continued this journey with remarkable dedication and unparalleled grace. His writing has evolved into something truly elegant, captivating! I just want to say how genuinely delighted and proud I am to witness you shine so brilliantly, Henok. Keep inspiring!

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Well, I just rebranded my channel with the sole purpose of being inclusive of content I post .

I think it is the best fit

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1. Suffering is Not a Punishment: Bad things happening to good people are not evidence of divine punishment but rather a part of the natural randomness of life.

2. Life is Inherently Unpredictable: The world operates on natural laws, and randomness can result in unfair outcomes that are beyond human control.

3. God’s Role is Compassion, Not Control: God does not cause suffering but provides the strength and comfort to endure it.

4. The Importance of Meaning: Finding meaning in suffering can help individuals cope, even if the pain itself can not be justified or explained.

5. Resilience Comes from Faith and Community: Supportive relationships and faith in something larger than oneself can help people navigate hardship.

6. Let Go of the Need for Answers: Trying to explain or rationalize every tragedy often leads to more pain; acceptance is more healing.

7. Focus on What You Can Control: While suffering may be unavoidable, how you respond to it can shape your experience and healing process.

8. Human Connection Heals: Acts of kindness, empathy, and understanding from others provide solace and strength during times of suffering.

9. God Works Through People: Divine support is often experienced through the actions of those around us who provide love and care.

10. Embrace Life’s Fragility: Accepting that life is fragile and fleeting encourages living fully, appreciating relationships, and cultivating gratitude.

Credited from [Book Lovers] facebook page

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