We yearn for "yes" – a benevolent Power that answers prayers, cures the ill, heals the world and satisfies wants. Countless many have lost faith (and sometimes found it again) after encountering a spiritual "no" when they yearned for "yes." It takes courage, maturity and wisdom to be in relationship with a "God of no" – which, it turns out, flips a key Western belief image on its head. |
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