Christian Worldview

Running head: CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW
Christian Worldview
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1CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW
Question No. 1
I experienced a period of suffering five years ago. I had lost my father due to some diseases and I
was completely shocked because of that. I knew it was a fatal disease and I tried my best to do
something positive out of the situation. I tried to avail the best medical facilities but all of my
efforts had gone in vain. He was suffering from diabetic problems immensely and he had a sore
foot. This had resulted in the poisoning of the blood all over the body. I did not want to go to my
college in those days. I stayed inside my house and cried for long hours. I lost the most precious
person in my life and I lost all the desire to live again properly. I believe in the Christian
ideologies in the best ways. I believe in Jesus and His teachings. I kept on reading His teachings
over and over again to soothe the discomfort of my body and mind. This is why I felt a little
relieved when I read out His messages to my father. He felt glad when he listened to the
messages of Jesus Christ. In the midst of suffering, I always felt Jesus Christ would give me
much comfort and help me to live again with psychological strength.
A question no. 2
There are many important issues that are concerned with the evil and suffering. In this regard, it
can be said that the evil is very much present on the everyday basis. No can run away from the
evil since the evil has been there since the humanity has fallen down (Astley, 2013). It is beyond
the understanding of the most people that God is so powerful but so much evil and suffering is
present all over the world. It is only because the evil is caused by the evil and human beings are
not Gods or deities. God has given the full freedom to all the human beings to accept Him. It is
up to the human beings whether they will do good to others or do evil. The deity is something
good but most of the people do not do the good to the other people (Vardy, 2015).