suffering

Making Sense Out of Suffering
$12.99
I am a liberal 61-year-old deacon who, very likely like you if you're considering this book, has read thousands of books. This ranks with the very finest of them all. Creative, illuminating, reassuring, brilliant, entertaining (!), absolutely a must-read for every thinking human being. By far the finest book by Kreeft I've read. He answers the questions of suffering as no one has.

A Path Through Suffering: Discovering the Relationship Between God's Mercy and Our Pain
$12.99
What deep insights into suffering! It is worth the book just to read Lillias Trotter's quotes. Short chapters make it very readable even for the nonreader.

Suffering Ties That Bind
$19.99
this game is awsome if you like survivial horror and shooter games this game is for you both suffering games are best of the best it has a good story which you a guy name touque trying to find out why is wife and kids are dead and why he went to prison for the crime as you play the game the story unfolds its worth checking this game out a good game for a good price if you have an xbox 360 the suffering is backwards compatible if you have a hard drive also its for playstation 2 and original xbox

The Suffering: Ties That Bind
$14.99
I really enjoyed the first Suffering game and was happy anough to pick up the sequel.

Like films, the sequel isn't as good as the original but Ties That Bind is just as great as the first!

I've always been a big fan of 3rd person shooters (Max Payne and Tomb Raider games) and these two fall into my favorite.

It's as graphic, intense and violent as any survival horror game should be; plus you can play it in first person mode as well.

It's very well designed in terms of the vulgar creatures, Baltimore looks like the pit of hell and the character movements looks terrific.

The voice acting is great (Rachael Griffiths, MC Duncan) and the story is "fleshed" out. Although the "twist" at the end wasn't much of a surprise though.

Great arsenal of weaponry. The only problem I had with the thrown weapons was (like most games) that Torque would always throw with his right: Right into a wall instead of around it.

The controls are standard and don't cause any issues except for an annoying camera angle here and there.

Music is creepy and cool as well as the freaky sound effects.

The occasional drawback to this game was that sometimes some characters would take more damage than their clones as well as the AI not being so smart at times.

Aspects of the story were a tad confusing. Perhaps I don't recall the first game's story well enough so I'm missing some key plot points because of that.

Overall it's a well thought out game and I recommend it to all you "playas" (game reference) that enjoy blowing Stan Winston created characters into juicy pulp!

"...and this is my BOOM STICK!"