Why 9/11, why Columbine, why Sandy Hook? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why, in the end, is there evil? Are there really any answers or are we stuck on a Ferris wheel of life, constantly turning but never coming to realization? In this sequel to his first book, It Isn't The Way We Think It Is, author Les Burch is passionate about uncovering the often surprising answers the Bible has to the nagging questions of life. My father damaged me-is there recovery? Why does God "allow" evil? As a believer, how should I respond if my unmarried daughter gets pregnant? How free is free will? If you are curious about these or maybe one of them burns inside you, it's time to take the plunge and give Burch's book a good read. He proposes that some topics have been such mysteries over the centuries we have lost the belief that there is an answer. A little extra digging reveals that others we thought answered by traditional beliefs are upset as new evidence is unearthed. Burch maintains that the Bible does have the answers if we are willing to consider change and revere truth. Don't be surprised if you are surprised "