I have no earthly clue what to do with myself after reading this book.I really liked getting to see Christianity exposed in a different light like this. I enjoyed that some of it was told from the perspective of the sufferer himself so that we could get an idea of what it is like to be persecuted for our faith. In the end, I don't think any of us will really know what it is like until we are faced with it ourselves. I'm still not sure what we are supposed to take away from this book. Is it just supposed to make our faith stronger or are we now questioning our faith and why God can be so silent in times of great suffering?
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