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Sudden Extreme Crisis...IT’S YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE—and it’s only a matter of time until you are called to comfort someone shattered by a sudden, extreme crisis. Yet few are actually prepared to answer on God’s behalf to those torn by terrible and unexpected tragedy. Answering Evil confronts this ancient and stubborn problem, offering a compelling basis for extreme compassion. Written from the viewpoint of a seasoned minister and chaplain, author Jay McCarl cross-examines the three dominant worldviews of evil and suffering, laying a foundation for genuine answers for those times when we—when you—are called to comfort others in the hour of their greatest need.

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