The Divine Heart of Darkness: Finding God in the Shadows Format:E-book This close but accessible study

This close but accessible study asks readers to think about darkness in ways that have been seldom explored

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within the Christian tradition there are far more interesting and life-affirming ways of thinking about ethics—centred on the idea of virtue—and these can provide the basis for common ground between Christians and Marxists

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The Divine Heart of Darkness: Finding God in the Shadows Format:E-book This close but accessible studyA fascinating read intelligent and accessible The Independent There is a universal assumption that associates darkness with fear and evil. Why is it that light has come to be exalted, veneratedworshipped evenwhilst darkness has become demonised and feared? As a devoted lover of the dark, Catherine Bird seeks to ask how we can use the experience of darkness to lift our spirits, challenge our hearts and minds, and draw us closer into the heart of God.