Padeciendo Injustamente

In this revised edition of Suffering Unjustly, Dr. John M. Cobin confronts a reality many believers prefer to ignore: that imprisonment, the destruction of families, and the confiscation of property still strike Christians, even in modern democratic societies that pride themselves on the rule of law. Drawing on Scripture, history, and hard personal acquaintance with injustice, Cobin examines why the righteous suffer at the hands of courts, bureaucracies, and the state, and how faith endures when institutions fail. A Baptist pastor, economist, and public-policy scholar who himself spent over five years wrongly imprisoned in Chile, Cobin writes with the authority of one who has lived these pages. This is neither a cry of bitterness nor a call to despair, but a sober, biblically grounded guide to enduring unjust suffering with dignity, hope, and unshaken conviction. A clear-eyed work for Christians facing persecution and for any reader troubled by the abuse of power.