Common Question, Uncommon Answer

Sunday Service
Written By Lane Smith

A common question, perhaps a perennial question, is some version of why bad things happen to good people. If God is love, then why do bad things happen? If God is love, then why is the world filled with war, violence, and division? It’s challenging to see that God, or love, resides in the midst of darkness. It’s difficult to understand because age-old answers do not satisfy. They never have.

Perhaps it's time to embrace an alternative perspective that transcends traditional religious boundaries. Join us as we welcome Paul Hasselbeck to explore this important topic.

About Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck

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Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck

Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck, former Dean of Spiritual Education and Enrichment, is widely regarded as one of the leading authorities on the writings of Charles Fillmore and Unity metaphysics in general who wrote Heart-Centered Metaphysics, the primary textbook for teaching metaphysics throughout the Unity movement.

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