A Cry of Absence, : Reflections for the Winter of the Heart

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About the book: A respected theologian and teacher offers a meditation on the dark seasons of life, the "winter of the heart," when doubt, grief, and confusion intrude, and illuminates the possibilities of insight, strength, endurance, and hope

Generally acknowledged to be the most influential living interpreter of religion in the U.S. (Marty has written) poignant reflections occasioned by his first wife's death from cancer. Martin E. Marty is Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor of the History of Modern Christianity at the University of Chicago. This most respected religious spokesperson guides us on an inner quest for the true meaning in crisis, when bleakness grips the soul and even God seems absent. Through the Psalms and personal experience, Marty composes a meditation that shows us the possibility of insight, strength, endurance, and a sure sober faith.

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