From director Sean McNamara comes Soul on Fire based on a true story. They said you had no chance, but here you are. Starring Joel Courtney, John Corbett, Stephanie Shostack, Macy McLean, with Devon Franklin and William H. Macy. If you focus exactly on loving the life that you're living right now, and not the life that you think you could have had or should have had. That's a whole deal right there.

Soul on Fire.

Rated PG.

Prental guidance suggested.

In theaters, October 10th.

For tickets, go to soul on firemovie.com.

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I want to think this issue out with you as rationally as possible.

First, we need to make two separate distinctions when asking about the problem of God and suffering.

The first is the distinction, the first distinction is between suffering and injustice, or better, suffering and unjust suffering.

When you ask the question or make the statement, I can't believe in God. Look at all the evil. Look at all the

injustice. Look at all the suffering in this world. I want you to at least understand what your

question or statement is. Most people emote that. It's an emotional issue, obviously. But let's

try to pinpoint intellectually where there really is an issue.

Therefore, number one, and this is very important, this may in and of itself immediately help half of you.

The question is not how do we reconcile God and suffering. It's how do we reconcile God and suffering?

It's how do we reconcile God and unjust suffering.

I've never heard anybody say, I can't believe in God, I have a terrible cold.

It's driving me crazy, I'm suffering from this cold a week already.

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