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Soul pain

Helen K. Black

2006

Problems of suffering in religions of the world

John Bowker

1975

Naming the silences

Stanley Hauerwas

1990

If you tell, I'll kill you

Phyllis S. Thomas

2010

Scarred by struggle, transformed by hope

Joan Chittister

2003

Anne Cooke Bacon

Valerie Wayne

2000

How ethical systems change

Sheldon Ekland-Olson

2011

Family Focused Grief Therapy

Sidney Bloch

2002

What are they saying about the theology of suffering?

Lucien Richard

1992

Trauma & transformation

Richard G. Tedeschi

1995

On Job

Gustavo Gutiérrez

1987

Sayings for Sufferers

David Jones

1997

Snowflake from the hand of god

Cathy Cash Spellman

2011

The Broken Body

Jean Vanier

1988

Juliana Horatia Ewing and her books

Horatia K. F. (Gatty) Eden, Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing, Horatia K.F Gatty et al.

1885

Heart of Darkness

Joseph Conrad

1960 ★ 3.6

Suffering

Arthur Chute McGill

1982

The problem of evil

Petit, François O. Praem.

1959

Religion, health, and suffering

Roy Sydney Porter, John R. Hinnells

1999

When bad things happen to other people

John Portmann

2000

The cost of commitment

John White

1976

The crook in the lot, or, The sovereignty and wisdom of God displayed in the afflictions of men

Thomas Boston, Jason Roth, Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)

1791

Why do we suffer?

Daniel Liderbach

1992

Treating emotional pain

Byron Neil Golie

2005

Sur la souffrance

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

1974

Suffering

Dorothee Sölle

1988

You are love

Sudeep Balain

2016

Swamplands of the soul

James Hollis

1996

Forgetting Lot's Wife

Martin Harries

2007

When bad things happen to good people

Harold S. Kushner

1981

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