Why is it good friday when God vanishes?

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christ crucifixon and deathHere is a wonderful quote from maggi dawn’s post when God vanishes in response to her son’s comment about Good Friday.

"Why is it called Good Friday?" asked my son. "It’s not good at all, it’s really bad."

hope doesn’t forestall the depth of blackness that can descend even upon people of faith. And the recollection that the Easter faith was born in the darkness is, perhaps, a reason to hold on and not to give up.

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That is the powerful truth of Good Friday. Hope in the midst of darkness, in the throes of death, suffering  and agony one of those hanging on the cross next Jesus found it. Jesus said today you will be with me in paradise. Luke 23:43Luke 23:43
English: Contemporary English Version (1999) - CEV

43 Jesus replied,

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I can find it, We can find it. Today is a good day

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About Andre Daley

Born in Jamaica educated there until I was fifteen. Moved to the US. Went to college at CCNY, married in 86' Seminary at Princeton, ministry on east coast til 1998 church planting in the midwest since, started mosaic life church in 2004
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