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The Invisible Hand Do All Things Really Work for Good?

R. C. Sproul

Too often in today's age of secularism we fail to see God's hand in both the rewards and the trials of our lives. Because He is invisible to us, we erroneously think that many events happen by coincidence; we don't sense God's active presence in the course of human affairs. With these blinders in pl...

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It was mentioned that the book discusses the problem with focusing on your problems because it leads to a cycle of negativity, which in turn can lead to things like depression. This was mentioned in the context of how we are constantly bombarded with messages of fear and negativity, which can make people more susceptible to negative thinking.

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I never really considered that until your book, till I heard the title of your book and I read the synopsis of it, I never really considered it. I never considered that thinking about your problems al...

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It was mentioned that the book discusses the problem with focusing on your problems because it leads to a cycle of negativity, which in turn can lead to things like depression. This was mentioned in the context of how we are constantly bombarded with messages of fear and negativity, which can make people more susceptible to negative thinking.

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I never really considered that until your book, till I heard the title of your book and I read the synopsis of it, I never really considered it. I never considered that thinking about your problems all the time and talking about your problems all the time literally make the problems grow.

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