Even committed confessional Protestants can view the doctrine of providence with mixed feelings. Yes, it is biblical. Yes, it glorifies God. Yet it raises difficult questions about the existence of evil and our ability to make free choices. And, after all, what practical difference could this doctrine make in our daily lives?
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Issue: "This is My Father's World" Sept./Oct. 2002 Vol. 11 No. 5 Page number(s): 34-35
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