Tony Woodlief | Author

The difference between being blessed and being spared

Some of you may like my latest Good Letters post. Here’s an excerpt:

This quiet slaughter is perhaps the greatest perversion wrought by the devil after the fall. The most innocent among God’s most favored creation, cut down by a world in turmoil and rebellion, often by the hands of those who ought rightly be their protectors. Most of us are spared these horrors, and one shudders to think what would become of our churches, our sleeve-worn “faith walks,” if our society were as deeply penetrated by suffering and loss as those across much of the planet.

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