God, Where Were You? Trust the Process - Boyd, Robert
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Life will deal you blows that the soul cannot handle, call it self-preservation, call it avoidance, call it whatever you want, but it is what I did, and it worked for a very long time. But somehow, I knew that at some point, I would have to tell my story, that I would have to face my pain. The reason for writing my book is that it is essential for my healing process. I have been running from my life, all my life. How can I help others heal if deep down inside myself there's unhealed pain? Everyone at some time or another has asked the question: God, Where Were You? We fail to realize that it…mehr

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Life will deal you blows that the soul cannot handle, call it self-preservation, call it avoidance, call it whatever you want, but it is what I did, and it worked for a very long time. But somehow, I knew that at some point, I would have to tell my story, that I would have to face my pain. The reason for writing my book is that it is essential for my healing process. I have been running from my life, all my life. How can I help others heal if deep down inside myself there's unhealed pain? Everyone at some time or another has asked the question: God, Where Were You? We fail to realize that it is the first step to overcoming our thoughts of what we believed the challenge was if we can ask this question. I have asked this question several times in my life. So why the change of heart, you might ask? It was the realization that everything I have been through in my life was all necessary for my purpose.
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Robert Boyd has taught philosophy at Fresno City College since 1996. He took his PhD from the University of Wales at Lampeter. In addition to publishing several books in the field of critical reasoning, he has authored or coauthored a number of articles in peer-reviewed journals. While he has maintained his interest in logic and critical reasoning, much of his current research deals with the study of world religions and the theology of religions.