The Great Debate examines the question, "Why do good people suffer," through the eyes of a man named Job and his four companions. This debate has been going on since Cain killed the righteous Abel, and it has been the topic of discussion from the various angles of philosophy, theology, and cultural influences. To a fair-minded person, it does not seem right that a "good," "decent," "likeable" person is not immune from experiencing great tribulation;...