Jessica Bratt

With Joyful Acceptance, Maybe

Theology

“What does human suffering mean in light of theological claims about God's sovereignty and goodness? How ought humans to respond to suffering? Surveying the perspectives put forth by five different voices spanning fifteen centuries, James offers an astute comparison of their theological implications and a compelling model for blending those voices in a way that embraces both the depths of human grief and the trustworthiness of a God who loves, suffers with, and redeems us.”