1. Suffering
... to the individual: the individual during his lifetime was to be rewarded or punished for his own behavior, not for that of his parents or nation." This teaching contradicted everyday experience, which showed that the evil often prosper and the good often suffer. The books of Job ... sentence. However, "Jesus specifically rejects the notion that suffering is always the result of sin, stating that a man's blindness was caused neither by his own nor his parents" sin." In the New Testament and in other Christian literature, another understanding states that suffering exists as a form of dis...
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