A guide to embracing grief through lament as a spiritual practice in a culture of denial.
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A guide to embracing grief through lament as a spiritual practice in a culture of denial.
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Being a follower of Jesus in the evangelical community in America is equated to a posture, practice, and pursuit of triumphalism. Followers of Jesus have misunderstood, maybe even lost, the great value of public and private lament. Lament is incongruent with a theology of continual and ongoing triumphalism. Yet, suffering, loss, and lament permeate Scripture and the human experience. To lament is to cry out to God with our doubts and to bring complaints against God. It is a posture and practice ...
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Strong Christian themes; focus on spiritual formation and lament as practice.
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Minor cultural critique on denial of grief in American society.
Self-harm / suicide
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Brief mentions of personal suffering; no direct depiction of self-harm.
Abuse & suffering
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Recurring themes of personal and communal suffering through grief and loss.
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