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God, Emotions, and the Universe

How the tragedy of life helped me see the comedy of reality

Barb Inman
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Pages
400
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
bip (Barb Inman Publications)

About

Are you looking for an unusual and inspirational story of reconnecting with the only truly unfailing and unconditional love?

As a professional Pentecostal woman in today's world, it's not always easy for the non-church people in my life to understand if I say things such as, "I don't believe in divorce." After all, divorce is very real, even in the Christian faith, so what's not to believe in?

But what if all your life you held tightly to the belief that divorce was wrong, that it tears apart lives and is a sin? Your fiancé tells you repeatedly that they feel the same way, divorce will never be an option, no matter what. And yet, a few years in, things get really bad and one day your spouse packs up and moves out while you're at work, without a word of warning. What would happen to your life and your faith?

It happened to me, and this is my story.

And oh yeah, I swear sometimes. Don't be offended.

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