Summary:
The book explores the issue of why a loving, omnipotent God allows humans to experience pain and suffering. It delves into the nature of divine omnipotence, human free will, and the concept of a fallen world, offering a Christian perspective on how pain can lead to spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of God's nature.
Key points:
1. Pain's Existence: Lewis discusses why God allows pain, suggesting it draws us closer to Him and helps us understand Christ's sacrifice.
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