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"Why did he die?" As I pastor, I have been asked that question many times, frankly, have asked it myself on more than one occasion. But this time the question came from my brother, a urologist, who just watched one of his patients die from kidney disease. He was only 20 years old.
I had no answer for my brother, at least no answer that would satisfy him, or me for that matter. I don't know why he died. Most of the answers I have heard over the years to questions like that satisfy only theoretically. They don't work very well in the nitty-gritty of life.
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But this much I know. God is good and He knows exactly what He is doing. More and more I am convinced that "Is God good?" is the central question of life. If you doubt the goodness of God, you will either become a closet atheist or a very angry Christian. If you think about it, there really isn't much difference between those two categories.
I have chosen to believe in God's goodness. Sometimes I believe because of what I see, often in spite of what I see. But the choice is mine, and I have made it.
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Dr. Ray Pritchard
Calvary Memorial Church
931 Lake Street
Oak Park, IL 60301
708/386-3900 and 708/848-6401
Fax: 708/ 386-4182
Email: rpritch@aol.com
Age: 43
Married to Marlene for 22 years.
Three Boys: Joshua (16), Mark (14), Nicholas (11)
Occupation: Pastor, Calvary Memorial Church
Author: The Road Best Traveled (Crossway Books, 1995)
Names of the Holy Spirit (Moody Press, 1995)
What I would like readers to know about me: That although I live in the North, I'm from the South and long for some good Chicken-Fried Steak (you can't buy it in Chicago even if you had a million dollars.) Also that while I believe that the Christian faith doesn't answer every question you can ask, it does answer the questions that really matter.
Organizations I recommend:
Probe Ministries, Richardson, TX
Promise Keepers, Boulder, CO
Focus on the Family, Colorado Springs, CO
Summit Ministries, Manitou Springs, CO
Circle Urban Ministries, Chicago, IL
I would allow readers to contact me personally. By phone, mail, fax or Email.
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