\u201cThe Beauty and The Horror \u201d\u201c searching for God in a Suffering World\u201d\u009d spawned an interview by Piers Plowright and in deep discussion with an attentive audience Lord Harries noted on the holocaust at Auschwitz, the question was not \u201cwhere is or where was God?\u201d\u009d but \u201cwhere was man?\u201d\u009d in those very dark days of history.<\/p>\n
Oscar Schindler was not a man of faith but he did help to save Jews. God is the source of all goodness, Lord Harries believes, and we are not in a post-religious world, with more believers in Christ, especially growing in China.<\/p>\n
On science and medical ethics and religion:- is there a clash? He said that while science gives us results we feel confident in, people can\u2019t feel confident in religion in the same way. Camus and the Karamazov brothers are both sources of allusions to the human condition \u201d\u201c much of suffering is debatably made from making the wrong choices.<\/p>\n