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Surprised by Suffering: God’s Megaphone to Technocratic Man

February 17th, 2021 | 13 min read

By James Wood

A year into this pandemic, I think back to my earliest reflections on what God might be doing through it. These were largely sidelined as a result of the aftermath of the death of George Floyd and the chaos surrounding the election. As we approach a second season of Lent during the “Time of the Virus,” it is worth investing more time thinking theologically about it. Here is my attempt.

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James Wood

James R. Wood is an assistant professor of theology and ministry at Redeemer University (Ancaster, ON). He recently defended his dissertation on the political theology of Henri de Lubac at Wycliffe College (Toronto). Previously he worked as an associate editor at First Things, a PCA pastor in Austin, TX, and campus evangelist and team leader with Cru ministries. His writings have appeared in various academic and popular publications, and they focus primarily on matters pertaining to political theology, ecclesiology, and sacramental theology.

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