LETTERS: Secular swipes at God have no answer to simple faith

Sunday 10 March 1996 01:02 GMT

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ATTEMPTING to show that God is unknowable, Andrew Brown states: "Job finds that ultimately God is a mystery". Job struggled with doubts through intense affliction and grief, becoming self-righteous towards what appeared to be God's injustice. Nevertheless he did not renounce God. In fact his perseverance led him to an enlightening encounter with God followed by restoration.

John Athanasiou

London N9

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