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The Absence of God as Opportunity for Personal and Social Transformation

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Author(s)
Showers, Harlan Frank
Keywords
Lutheran ethics
grace spiral
Showers
GE Subjects
Christian denominations
Lutheran

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/169110
Online Access
http://elca.org/JLE/Articles/1077
Abstract
As Kurt Lammi demonstrates, feeling the absence of God in one's life does not automatically make a person a bad pastor or a bad Christian. Showers goes one step further to explore what techniques a person can try to bring about a renewed awareness of God's presence in their lives. He particularly focuses on Bernard of Clairvaux's four stages of loving God, which Showers illustrates through an image of a "grace spiral." For Showers, what may begin as a frightening experience can open a door to a deeper relationship with God.
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2015-03
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