“Why do bad things happen?” It’s a question Spiritual Care Counselor Michelle Morris gets asked a lot. Truth be told, she doesn’t know the answer. Many different religions have answers to this question but as far as which answer is right – that’s for you to determine. Michelle challenges us to ask a different question though. Instead of asking, “Why did this bad thing happen?” we may want to ask “What can I do with this bad thing that happened?”
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