On a cold winter day in Michigan, a woman in labor was being rushed to the hospital when the unthinkable happened. The ambulance slid off an icy road into a ditch. A passing four-wheel drive truck stopped and tried to haul the emergency vehicle out but couldn’t get a grip. . . .
A 2006 Baylor Religion Survey found that Americans have very different opinions about whether God is inclined to be angry.
According to the Baylor study:
● 23 percent believe in a God of goodwill who shows up in our lives and is not inclined to be angry.
● 31.4 percent believe in an authoritarian God who is very involved in our lives and apt to be . . .