Kate Bowler reflects on life after a stage IV cancer diagnosis, exploring meaning and time in a poignant memoir.
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Kate Bowler reflects on life after a stage IV cancer diagnosis, exploring meaning and time in a poignant memoir.
"We all know, intellectually, that our time on earth is limited. What would we change if we knew it viscerally? Kate Bowler was thirty-five when she was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. Now that she's responded to immunotherapy Kate has to figure out how to make a new life between CT scans. Before she got sick, she'd accepted the very American idea that life was an endless horizon of possibilities. Now she has to figure out what to do within the limits of the time she has left. In No Cure f...
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Central themes of faith; critiques prosperity gospel; Christian framing.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Minor critique of American cultural ideals of endless possibility.
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